The tear-off which ended Jack Miller’s race at the second Misano MotoGP round has raised over $7000 for charity at auction.
The Australian donated the tear-off, which came from Fabio Quartararo’s helmet, to Two Wheels For Life to be put under the hammer.
Two Wheels For Life, MotoGP’s official charity, has now announced that the auction raised GBP 4250 (approximately AUD 7700).
Miller retired from the Emilia Romagna Grand Prix after just eight laps, at which time he reported that he had “No power from Lap 2”.
Miller finished fifth in the following race, at Catalunya, and occupies sixth in the championship on the way to Le Mans for the French Grand Prix this weekend.
.@MotoGP star @jackmilleraus donated THAT race ending tear-off, and it raised an amazing £4,250 for #TwoWheelsforLife! 🤩
We can’t thank Jack, the #MotoGP and motorcycling community enough for supporting the auction.
📸 MotoGP#charitytuesday #JM43 #motorcyclessavelives pic.twitter.com/0QWJi9uSbP
— Two Wheels for Life (@2WheelsforLife) October 6, 2020
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