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Gabriel Bortoleto Rookie Card Value & Most Valuable Cards
As of October 9, 2026, the most popular Gabriel Bortoleto card is the 2025 Topps Chrome Formula 1 Orange Refractor · Futuro Autographs, listed from $700 on eBay.
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- #1
2025 Topps Chrome Formula 1Orange Refractor · Futuro Autographs
/25The Orange Refractor of his 2025 Topps Chrome Futuro rookie autograph, numbered to 25, one of his top signed cards.
from $700 - #2
2025 Topps Now Formula 1Topps Now Formula 1
Topps Now card from his F1 debut with Sauber at the 2025 Australian Grand Prix, printed to order. Numbered Gold (/50) and Red (/25) foil versions are among his priciest cards.
from $215 - #3
2023 Topps Now Formula 1Topps Now Formula 1
Topps Now card for his 2023 Formula 3 title, widely sold as his first card ever. Issued years before his F1 debut.
from $49.95 - Fun fact
Bortoleto won the Formula 3 title in 2023 and the Formula 2 title in 2024, both in his first season in each series, joining a very short list of drivers to win them back to back as a rookie.
- #4
2025 Topps Chrome Formula 1Black Refractor · Helmet Collection
/10The Black Refractor of his 2025 Helmet Collection insert, numbered to 10.
from $5,217.75 - #5
2024 Topps Chrome Formula 1Gold Refractor · Autographs
/50The Gold Refractor of his 2024 Topps Chrome autograph, numbered to 50, signed during his Formula 2 title season.
from $549.99 - #6
2025 Topps Chrome Formula 1Gold Refractor
/50The Gold Refractor of his 2025 Topps Chrome rookie, numbered to 50.
from $18.08 The cards that define Gabriel Bortoleto, the Brazilian who won Formula 3 and Formula 2 back to back as a rookie before reaching F1. His Topps Now cards from those title runs, his signed Topps Chrome rookies and his scarcest numbered parallels lead the list. Ranked by grail status; prices update daily.
- #7
2024 Topps Chrome Formula 1Gold Refractor
/50The Gold Refractor of his 2024 Topps Chrome card, numbered to 50.
from $179 - #8
2024 Topps Now Formula 1Topps Now Formula 1
Topps Now card for his 2024 Formula 2 title, the second leg of his back-to-back rookie championships.
from $45 - #9
2025 Topps Chrome Formula 1Helmet Collection
His 2025 Topps Chrome Helmet Collection insert, a popular card in graded form.
from $42.17 - #10
2024 Topps Chrome Formula 1Refractor
The shiny base Refractor of his 2024 Topps Chrome card.
from $13.99 - #11
2025 Topps Chrome Formula 1Topps Chrome Formula 1
His plain 2025 Topps Chrome rookie card, the starting point for a Bortoleto collection.
from $1.31 - #12
2024 Topps Chrome Formula 1Topps Chrome Formula 1
His plain 2024 Topps Chrome card, issued during his Formula 2 season.
from $1 - #132025 Topps Dynasty Formula 1
Triple Relic Autographs
A one-per-box premium card from 2025 Topps Dynasty with his autograph and three pieces of race-worn gear. Print run varies by color; the rarer versions sell for thousands.
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Frequently asked
- What is Gabriel Bortoleto's most valuable card?
- His scarcest signed cards: the 2025 Topps Chrome Futuro rookie autographs in low-numbered colors such as Orange (/25), and his 2025 Topps Dynasty relic autographs with pieces of race-worn gear. Topps Now parallels from his F1 debut also sell for big money.
- What is Gabriel Bortoleto's rookie card?
- His 2025 Topps Chrome Formula 1 card, #20, is his F1 rookie card from his first season with Sauber. His earlier 2024 Topps Chrome #28 was issued while he was racing in Formula 2, and his 2023 Topps Now #45 for the F3 title is often called his first card ever.
- Which Topps Now cards does Bortoleto have?
- #45 in 2023 for his Formula 3 title, #81 in 2024 for his Formula 2 title, and #16 in 2025 for his F1 debut. Each comes in numbered color versions as well as the plain print-to-order card.
- What is the cheapest way to start a Bortoleto collection?
- His plain 2025 Topps Chrome #20 and 2024 Topps Chrome #28 are the entry points, with the shiny Refractor versions a small step up.
- Are Gabriel Bortoleto cards a good investment?
- Brazil has a huge F1 fan base and he's racing for the new Audi works team in 2026, both of which support demand. But prices follow results, and sports cards are collectibles, not guaranteed investments. Buy what you enjoy and do your own homework.
- What's a fun fact about Gabriel Bortoleto?
- Bortoleto won the Formula 3 title in 2023 and the Formula 2 title in 2024, both in his first season in each series, joining a very short list of drivers to win them back to back as a rookie.
- What's the most expensive Gabriel Bortoleto card for sale?
- As of October 9, 2026, the most expensive Gabriel Bortoleto card on our list that's for sale is the 2025 Topps Chrome Formula 1 Black Refractor · Helmet Collection (#4), listed from $5,217.75 on eBay. If you'd rather buy one, the best Gabriel Bortoleto card under $100 is the 2023 Topps Now Formula 1 (#3), listed from $49.95 on eBay. Prices update daily.
- What's the best Gabriel Bortoleto card under $100?
- As of October 9, 2026, it's the 2023 Topps Now Formula 1 — #3 on our list of the 13 most popular Gabriel Bortoleto cards — listed from $49.95 on eBay. Prices update daily.
- What's the best Gabriel Bortoleto card under $500?
- As of October 9, 2026, it's the 2025 Topps Now Formula 1 — #2 on our list of the 13 most popular Gabriel Bortoleto cards — listed from $215 on eBay. Prices update daily.
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