He’s not dead he’s just 1 lap ahead 👑

The world has lost a hero, a true gentleman, and a treasure

Have you ever seen a happier man than Patrick Stewart driving the Vanwall.
He's a 73 year-old kid in a toy shop.
Stirling's straight talk about his career is very refreshing and his handing Mike Hawthorne the one point (& thereby missing out of the title) is the mark of a truly honorable man who desperately wants to win but won't accept being "handed" the crown. Today's sportsmen should take a lesson. Long live Sir Stirling Moss

"Sir Patrick". "Sir Stirling". The poshest hello ever!

RIP Sir Stirling Moss, forever F1 legend

What a bloody good documentary. 1 hour of my time well spent. Thanks to the uploader !

I had one of the greatest experiences of my life when I met Stirling in Southampton in 1977 when he was starting off on the London to Sydney Rally driving a Mercedes-Benz 280 E.  I spent about an hour or so with him looking at maps for the rally spread out on the bonnet of his car and talking about a lot of things, but especially my meeting with Sir Donald Campbell when I was a child.  He was a big fan of Sir Donald as well as me and we had a very pleasant time talking about his achievements and his kindness towards me, allowing me to sit in the cockpit of Bluebird.  Stirling had never met me before this day but he was welcoming, charming, soft spoken, highly intelligent and very kind. It was a privilege to meet him.

Patrick Stewart ---> "This beats the enterprise anyday"

Fantastic.

Given the period he raced in its almost a miracle he made it to 90. RIP Sir Stirling Moss.

Here I am watching this as Sir Stirling passed away. As a hungarian born in 86, I'm just astonished of his career, his lifestyle and everything. Hope he can rest in peace, may he win all his races up there.

When you put 2 of the finest englishmen together  you get a truly remarkable documentary. Thank you Sir Stirling Moss and Sir Patrick Stewart !

R.I.P. Sir Sterling, Racer, Legend & Gentleman.

I had the immeasurable pleasure of meeting Mr Stirling Sir Moss at the Classic and sports car show in Birmingham. I called him Mr Moss and asked him for his autograph and he shook my hand and said "certainly dear boy" I actually melted .

This is a wonderful piece on an absolute legend. Thenk you for doing him the credit he deserves. RIP Sterling, you won't be forgotten.

After the death of Sir Stirling Moss can't think of any other better documentary about him than this. RIP Sir

September 2024 and i have just come across this marvelous documentary so thank you Patrick, it was a real pleasure to watch !

I got to drive an F2 car way back in about 2002, it was an experience I still feel today I’m 43, the acceleration is something I’ll never forget it feels like your eyes are being pulled back, the first time I hit the brakes was like nothing I’ve felt before or after! It’s the braking power of that car that leaves me with the most memories, for most they will never experience slowing down that fast, ITS THE BREAKING THAT STILL MAKES ME SHUDDER

R E S P E C T and R.I.P. - one of the most admirable, true breed, veritably sportsmanlike, gentleman drivers who ever lived! Period!

Can you imagine being driven around Italy, along the Mille Miglia route in a Mercedes 300 SL by Sterling Moss.
It would bring tears to my eyes.

Fantastic doco.  I was invited to Sir Stirlings home when next I was in London.  I had been writing to both he and his sister as I had bought a 2 seater 6 cylinder big Healey like both had raced and had struck up an aquaintance.  I evenytually made it over there from Melbourne -Mrs Carlsson had already passed away - with my dash board leather in my case and a couple of indelible pens so he could sign it.  What a fantastic gentleman.  When it came time to sign I shown him where the signature needed to be so as not be obscured by instruments or the grab handle and described how big the signature needed to be.  Sir Stirling looked at me and said "that's sign writing, not a signature old boy" and proceded to sign with the tiniest handwriting I had ever seen😁.  What an experience.  I had aslo been staying at the Athenaeum Club, dined at the reform and vistied the RAC.  What an experience!  RIP.