Antonelli rookie card sells for $878,400, second-highest F1 card sale ever
Archive photograph: Kimi Antonelli · 2025-10-17Archive photo · 2025-10-17 · Kuyper · CC BY-SA 4.0
The one-of-one signed Topps SuperFractor sold at Goldin after 34 bids, shortly before Antonelli’s chance to clinch the title in Austin.
Kimi Antonelli’s one-of-a-kind rookie card sold for $878,400 at Goldin, the second-highest price ever paid for a Formula 1 trading card. The auction closed on 17 October after 34 bids, before the Mercedes driver’s chance to clinch the title at the United States Grand Prix.
The 2025 Topps Chrome F1 Chrome Autographs SuperFractor is numbered 1/1 and graded GEM MINT 10 by PSA. It carries Antonelli’s blue-ink autograph and Topps’ gold SuperFractor finish; only one copy exists.
According to Card Ladder data reported by Sports Illustrated, only one F1 card has ever sold for more: Lewis Hamilton’s 2020 Topps Chrome F1 SuperFractor, graded PSA 7, which fetched $900,000 through Goldin in May 2022. Antonelli’s card was $21,600 short of that record.
The sale was also the week’s biggest sports-card sale, at more than four times the previous high for an Antonelli card: a Topps Dynasty patch rookie that sold for $201,910 through Goldin.
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