Formula 1 Star Liam Lawson Auctions Modified Subaru Forester for Youth Mental Health
Formula 1 driver Liam Lawson is auctioning his modified 2000 Subaru Forester to support youth mental health. The car, transformed into a high-performance showpiece, will raise funds and awareness for I AM HOPE, a New Zealand-based charity. The auction closes on November 7, 2025, during the charity's annual Gumboot Friday fundraiser, coinciding with Lawson's Brazilian Grand Prix race weekend.
Lawson's Subaru Forester has been extensively modified with over $25,000 invested. It boasts adjustable coilovers, a turbo-back exhaust, semi-slick tires, and a Kartboy short-shifter for enhanced handling and performance. The engine, rebuilt to produce 300 horsepower, features genuine parts and a fully programmable ECU. The exterior is wrapped in Satin Dark Grey, and the interior bears Lawson's personal signature and Formula 1 race number.
The auction is live on Trade Me, with all proceeds going to I AM HOPE. Lawson aims to raise awareness about mental health struggles among young people in New Zealand through this project.
The auction of Liam Lawson's modified Subaru Forester is set to raise significant funds and awareness for I AM HOPE. With the hammer set to drop on November 7, the charity hopes to make a substantial impact on youth mental health in New Zealand. Lawson's involvement and the unique nature of the car are expected to drive interest and bids.
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