Highlights of the day: Formula 1 stars donate to Australia

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Changed into today on social media los warfare: +++ brush fire: Daniel Ricciardo is auctioning off his racing suit, Lewis Hamilton asks for help +++

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Leclerc at home

Charles Leclerc wants 2020 start the attack on the World Cup title. Before that happens, Monegasse relaxes with his brother Arthur playing basketball in his home country. The star guest did not remain undetected for long.

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Ex-Formula 1 driver ends his career

Label Blundell has announced the end of his career. The ex-Formula 1 driver was most recently at Originate in the British Touring Car Championship (BTCC), but now he has enough. To 61 Formula 1 Grands Prix with McLaren, Ligier, Tyrrell and Brabham, appearances in the CART series and his victory the 24 hours of Le Mans 1992 hears the 53 – yearlings definitely on.

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“Changed into will you do?”

… the six-time world champion also asks in his latest put up on Twitter. He gets motivation while surfing and becomes his goals 2020 still higher. “Some would say that my goals are impossible to achieve.” By that he probably means the seventh World Cup title …

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Hamilton joins donations

Also Lewis Hamilton is deeply affected and asks on Instagram, how he can help the Australians in this difficult time . In his account, he then linked other organizations to which he himself donated, including “The Salvation Military Australia” and “NSW Rural Fireplace Provider”. He also asks his followers to do the same and to give monetary support to the rescue workers who fight the bushfires.

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Australians stick together

The fire disaster in Australia continues. In the meantime, several million animals have died painfully from the bush fire, 24 Human lives have so far caused the fires. Label Webber and Daniel Ricciardo are just two top athletes who want to help. Both have donated to the Australian Red Cross and the organization “Wires Wildlife Rescue”. The Renault driver will also wear his Melbourne racing suit from the year 2019 auction, the proceeds will also benefit these two institutions.