林德布拉德捐赠比利时大奖赛头盔，为麦金太尔iMRI项目筹款6万英镑
小红牛（小红牛）一级方程式车手阿维德·林德布拉德通过静默拍卖其比利时大奖赛头盔，为威尔·麦金太尔的iMRI筹款活动筹集了6万英镑。这笔资金将用于支持由18岁英国车手麦金太尔发起的600万英镑项目，旨在为剑桥阿登布鲁克医院购置一台术中磁共振成像扫描仪。
阿维德·林德布拉德捐出比利时大奖赛头盔进行慈善拍卖，为威尔·麦金泰尔的术中磁共振（iMRI）筹款活动筹集了6万英镑
阿维德·林德布拉德为威尔·麦金泰尔的筹款活动筹集了6万英镑，该活动旨在为阿登布鲁克医院资助一台最先进的术中磁共振（iMRI）扫描仪
小红牛车队一级方程式车手阿维德·林德布拉德通过对其比利时大奖赛头盔的无声拍卖，为威尔·麦金泰尔的筹款活动筹集了6万英镑，该活动旨在为剑桥阿登布鲁克医院资助一台最先进的术中磁共振（iMRI）扫描仪
这笔资金将直接支持术中磁共振项目（Project iMRI），这是一项由18岁英国车手麦金泰尔牵头、目标600万英镑的筹款活动
麦金泰尔前景光明的赛车生涯在2025年底戛然而止。经过八个月的住院治疗，包括多次脑部和肺部活检以及数个疗程的化疗，麦金泰尔被确诊患有一种极为罕见的名为XLP1的神经血管疾病。目前唯一已知的治疗方法是干细胞移植。
麦金泰尔和他的家人正与剑桥大学医院以及英国车手俱乐部（BRDC）合作，发起一项筹款活动，为阿登布鲁克医院建造一台专用术中磁共振（iMRI）设备。
为了支持这位多年的好友，林德布拉德将自己曾经在比利时大奖赛比赛中佩戴过的头盔捐赠给了一场无声拍卖，该头盔最终以6万英镑的价格售出。
"我认识威尔已经快10年了，从我们大约9、10岁时在英国一起跑卡丁车开始，"林德布拉德在Instagram上分享了这一消息，并附上了他与麦金泰尔的合影。
“他这一年的经历真的很疯狂——18岁时，他从正常参赛变成不断进出医院接受扫描、手术和化疗，最后确诊患上一种极为罕见的名为XLP1的疾病。而在这整个过程中，他依然是那个Will——好胜、总是带来欢笑，而且不知怎么的还一直在为别人着想。
他现在正在帮助筹集600万英镑，为剑桥的一台术中磁共振扫描仪（intra-operative MRI）募款，这对接受脑部手术的人来说可能会带来巨大改变。我捐赠了一顶我的比赛头盔用于拍卖，希望能筹集到尽可能多的善款。
我们从小就认识，所以我真心希望每个人都能支持这件事。
英文原文
Arvid Lindblad donates Belgian GP helmet raising £60,000 for Will MacIntyre's iMRI campaign
Arvid Lindblad has raised £60,000 for Will MacIntyre’s campaign to fund a state-of-the-art intra-operative MRI scanner at Addenbrooke’s Hospital
Racing Bulls Formula 1 driver Arvid Lindblad has raised £60,000 for Will MacIntyre's campaign to fund a state-of-the-art intra-operative MRI (iMRI) scanner at Addenbrooke's Hospital in Cambridge, following a silent auction of his Belgian Grand Prix helmet.
The funds will directly support Project iMRI, a £6million fundraising campaign spearheaded by 18-year-old British racing driver MacIntyre.
MacIntyre's promising motorsport career was abruptly paused in late 2025. Following eight months of hospitalisation, including multiple brain and lung biopsies and cycles of chemotherapy, MacIntyre was diagnosed with an extremely rare neurovascular condition called XLP1. The only known cure is a stem cell transplant.
MacIntyre and his family, working with Cambridge University Hospitals and the British Racing Drivers' Club (BRDC), are now campaigning to fund a purpose-built iMRI facility for Addenbrooke's Hospital.
Stepping up to support his long-time friend, Lindblad donated his race-worn Belgian Grand Prix helmet to a silent auction, which has since sold for £60,000.
"I’ve known Will for nearly 10 years, back from karting together in the UK when we were about 9/10," Lindblad shared on Instagram alongside photos of himself with MacIntyre.
"What he’s been through this past year is pretty crazy - at 18 he went from racing to constantly being in and out of hospital for scans, operations and chemo before finding out he has an incredibly rare condition called XLP1. And through it all, he’s still just Will - competitive, always a laugh and somehow still thinking about other ppl.
"He’s now helping raise £6m for an intra-operative MRI scanner in Cambridge which could make a massive difference to ppl going through brain surgery. I’ve donated one of my race helmets to the auction to help raise as much as possible.
"We’ve known each other since we were kids, so I really hope everyone can get behind this."
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