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Stirling Moss (Cooper T43, Argentina 1958) scored the first championship GP victory for a mid-engined chassis and Jack Brabham (T51, T53) became …
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Vote for the motor sport greats who should enter the Hall of Fame this year and enter our prize draw for a Stirling Moss print. The shortlist for this year's …
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… the sport he continues to be in the conversation with the likes of Jackie Stewart, Jim Clark, Stirling Moss, Nigel Mansell, and Hill's father Graham Hill.
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From a country that gave us Jim Clark, Stirling Moss and Nigel Mansell, Damon Hill believes Lewis Hamilton is the “greatest racer” that United …
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… and the 530 MLE became the go-to car for motorists seeking to channel their inner Stirling Moss. Those 227 units were built in 1976 and 1977, and …
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Brabham includes interviews with fellow world champion's Sir Jackie Stewart and John Surtees, Grand Prix winner Sir Stirling Moss, former F1 chief …
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Ciao Stirling is a revealing insight into Sir Stirling Moss throughout his career from his secretary turned confidant, Valerie Pirie. Editor-at-large Gordon …
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… figures who have competed here at Shelsley Walsh; go back far enough, and you'll find names like Hans Stuck, Ken Wharton, and Stirling Moss.
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It was that race in which Stirling Moss' Aston Martin DBR1 caught fire in the pit lane, after which Moss jumped into another DBR1 to finish the race, …
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… legends spanning the decades from Brabham's heyday to the present, including Jackie Stewart, Stirling Moss, John Surtees, and Mark Webber.
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