Stirling Moss

Stirling Moss

Sir Stirling Craufurd Moss was born in 17th of September 1929 in London. He was educated at independent schools (Shrewsbury House school). He is a former racing driver (from 1948-1962), after his success in his field; he is often called " the greatest driver never to win the World Championship". Stirling Moss retired in 1962 after a crash left him in a coma for a month after wards he felt unable to continue driving. Stirling Moss was one of the first customers of the Cooper Car Company, and he  did persuade his father Alfred Moss to get him a new cooper 500 cars. Moss did win his Gold Cup in The Alpine Rally. In the present he is a narrator in official 1988 Formula One season review along with Tony Jardine, his age was 85 years old. In his career he driven professionally 84 different makes of car. Stirling Moss was not the only racing driver in his family, their was his father, his sister(Pat Moss) and her widower Erik Carlsson.