Lando Norris to auction unique helmet for F1 icon's charity

Lando Norris is to place his unique Canadian GP helmet up for auction in support of Sir Jackie Stewart's Race Against Dementia charity.

In Montreal, reigning champion Norris sported a one-off design showing the damage dementia can do to the brain in support of three-time champion Stewart's charity he founded after his wife, Helen, was diagnosed with the disease. 

All profits made by the auction will go towards the research being done into the disease.

For £25 GBP, per entry, the winner will receive Norris's race-worn helmet, signed by him, along with a VIP experience to the 2026 British GP, including accommodation and exclusive paddock access.

The winner will also receive a special meeting with Stewart himself. 

"I’m really proud to support Race Against Dementia, and this prize draw gives fans a chance to get involved too – and win an amazing prize," said Norris.

"This helmet carries a powerful message – one side represents a healthy brain, while the other reflects the impact of dementia. It means a lot to me, and getting to share the story of this helmet in Canada was very special."

Stewart added that he was "extemely grateful" to Norris for "keeping the conversation going."

"The race helmet created by Lando and [Dr Maura Malpetti] which many of you will have seen in Canada, struck a real chord with so many people who are affected by this dreadful illness," he said.

"It has started conversations about dementia around the world, and I, for one, am extremely grateful to Lando for keeping that conversation going. 

"This prize gives fans the chance to experience the motorsport we love, whilst helping fast-track dementia research, which means a great deal to me personally."

Fans can enter as many times as they wish, with the draw closing at 23:59 BST on Friday, June 19th. 

To enter, visit lando.raceagainstdementia.com.