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Who Do You Think You Are Stirling Moss? Part 4

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The Man himself gives a masterclass around Donnington Park circuit

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Sir Sterling Moss's house of gadgets

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Published on Apr 11, 2008






Take a tour of the racing driver's Mayfair home

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Stirling Moss interview BBC

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Published on May 16, 2010







Stirling moss interview at the monaco 2010 qualifying by the BBC. At a few seconds are missing i think. Music: comptine d'un autre été - yann tiersen

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Me and Sir Stirling Moss Pebble Beach Tour d’Elegance 2016 Justin Bell TV

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Published on Jan 13, 2017



Sometimes in life all your dreams collide (if you are lucky) and for me it was being asked to drive racing legend Sir. Stirling Moss OBE in a beautiful Mercedes Benz 300SL Roadster at the head of the pack for the 2016 Pebble Beach Tour d’Elegance. I have known Stirling all my life but to get these private moments just to chat together, will always be a treasured memory.



I said I would ask him ten questions I have never asked before, but I think i blew through that to 15……after all when you are with a man who raced Fangio, cheated death, bedded beautiful maidens and won the Mille Miglia - why would you limit yourself! I hope you enjoy this for the simplicity and purity of the shared experience. JB

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Mercedes-Benz Star Lounge Pebble Beach with Sir Stirling Moss Racing Legend

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Published on Aug 31, 2012
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For over 60 years Pebble beach has been the place where car lovers, aficionados, and enthusiasts have come together to celebrate the automobile. Mercedes-Benz invented the automobile over 125 years ago. The Mercedes Star Lounge is a beautiful building housing an incredible collection of vehicles both past and present. 2012 marks the 60th anniversary of the Mercedes SL-Class vehicle.



Upon entering the Star Lounge you are taken on a 60 year journey spotlighting the evolution of the SL. There are pre-production models, race cars, and current generation AMG SL vehicles on display. AMG is celebrating its 45th anniversary and the crowning jewel is the 2013 Mercedes SL63 AMG which packs over 450 horsepower. This car is an absolute celebration of open-top driving.



This roadster is the pinnacle of GT driving. One of the best parts about Pebble Beach is not only seeing the legendary cars but also seeing the people who made them famous, like Mercedes Benz racing legend Sir Stirling Moss. With over 200 race wins under his belt, that include: Formula One, rally and endurance racing championships; like his legendary drive with "Jenks" in a 300 SLR at the 1955 Mille Miglia.



No other name is more synonymous with Mercedes Benz victories than Sir Stirling Moss.

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Lewis Hamilton & Sir Stirling Moss - Modern day & Classic F1! AWESOME!

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Published on Jul 14, 2015
F1 World Champion Lewis Hamilton and Sir Stirling Moss talk about F1 with BBC F1 reporter Lee McKenzie. Laps of Monza in the beautiful Silver Arrows and memories of winning their home race, the British GP, make this an awesome and unmissable video! With thanks to the BBC.

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BBC special feature: Lewis and Sir Stirling Moss meet at Silverstone

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Published on Jun 11, 2013

Ahead of the British Grand Prix, Lewis met up with Sir Stirling Moss and BBC F1 presenter Lee McKenzie at Silverstone to share anecdotes and compare their experiences as Silver Arrow racers from two different eras.

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BBC special feature: Lewis and Sir Stirling Moss meet at Silverstone

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Published on Jun 11, 2013

Ahead of the British Grand Prix, Lewis met up with Sir Stirling Moss and BBC F1 presenter Lee McKenzie at Silverstone to share anecdotes and compare their experiences as Silver Arrow racers from two different eras.

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Mercedes named their car after Stirling Moss!

Flat Out with the £2.5m Mercedes SLR Stirling Moss!

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Published on Jun 5, 2018
The Mercedes McLaren SLR Stirling Moss is without doubt one of my dream cars, with only 75 of them in the world (and only 4 in white!) it is both exceptionally rare but also incredibly powerful boasting 650hp and weighing 200kg less than it's 722 Coupe sibling. Factor in those elements, and you're looking at a car worth approximately £2-2.5 million! During Supercar Owners Circle's event at the Goodwood Motor Circuit, we join



Mechatronik for an experience firstly with the SLR Stirling Moss, but also then with the almost-as-rare CLK DTM - a car that is one of only 100 units. Lastly we can also glimpse inside the fabulous CLK GTR, a first for me to take a seat in one but a raw poster car of my generation. Mechatronik are based in Stuttgart, and carry out restorations and works to particularly rare and special Mercedes models, hence the line-up we



see here including the SLR 722 as well. For the SOC event they presented a number of their ultimate machines, all cars that are well and truly flagships from my era and a dream to be able to see, let alone experience so it is a huge thanks to them for the opportunity to do so. After an introduction to the SLR Stirling Moss, we can jump on board for a few gentle laps at the Goodwood circuit. Of course you'll have to forgive the



inability for me to accurately run a microphone due to the entirely open nature of the car and the sheer wind buffeting that comes as a result! In any case, the power and torque from the car was obvious, it's capable of reaching a top speed of 350km/h (or 220mph), and as an experience is quite clearly something incredible. When we then jump into the CLK DTM, a car with 590hp that paid tribute to Bernd Schneider's winning DTM



series car, but with as much power as the fastest cars from AMG now from it's supercharged 5.4l V8. Also very rare and dramatically increasing in value, the DTM is a tremendously stripped out, raw and dramatic experience. A huge thanks goes to Mechatronik for the opportunities and of course to Supercar Owners Circle for hosting a fantastic day at Goodwood.

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This has to be one of the best, if not the best video you guys have done so far. Simply stunning, and a great story.

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Sir Stirling Moss and this Mercedes-Benz 300 SLR Remain Unbeaten

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Published on May 12, 2015

Few triumphs have inspired drivers like Sir Stirling Moss’ victory at the 1955 Mille Miglia. Then just 25 years old, driver Moss and co-driver Denis Jenkinson roared through 992 miles of Italian countryside in just 10 hours, 7 minutes and 48 seconds. Average speed? 98.53 miles per hour.



Here, Moss tells the story of his victory in his own words. “Once the flag fell, I went flat out,” said Moss. “Obviously, when I’d see a car I caught up with, I really felt great about it, but I had no idea of the enormity of what it meant to myself because it’s really—it’s quite the thing to have on your CV.” Finishing ahead of the then-two times Grand Prix World Champion Juan Manuel Fangio, Moss’ achievement has long since been labeled



“The greatest race”—a title that probably won’t be applied to any other motorsport event ever again. The 1955 Mille Miglia had it all: incredible drivers, now-iconic machines like the Mercedes-Benz 300 SLR #722, and a harrowing course that was dangerous beyond belief. How dangerous? Moss said he had to wiggle the car from left to right on the road so that spectators would take a few steps back as he flew through the often small



Italian towns along the route. “Oh, I’m certain it’s my greatest win,” said Moss. “I can’t think of any other car in the world that would have given me the opportunity to achieve the speeds we did.” Called SLR for Sport Leicht-Rennen (“Sport Light-Racing” in English) the 300 SLR was the world’s



most advanced race car of its time: direct fuel-injected straight-8 engine, roughly 310 horsepower, and a top speed of around 180 mph (290 km/h). “The 722 is a really strong car…” said Moss. “The fact the car’s really old doesn’t matter—that car, the way it is now, I reckon we’d beat any other cars, anyway!”