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At the age of ninety, the legendary British Stirling Moss died, a Formula One legend who started sixty-seven races in the 1950s and 1960s and won sixteen of them.
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He was considered one of the best drivers of all time, despite the fact that he was never able to win a world title in Formula One, finishing second four times.
He was the first British driver to win a national race and in 1961 he was named Athlete of the Year. But it wasn’t just in F1 that he was dominant because he won a total of 212 races in various series. He retired from racing in 1962 after suffering such a serious accident on the Goodwood track that he was in a coma for a month and partially paralyzed for half a year.
He has been struggling with health issues for some time, having withdrawn from the public since 2018 due to his deteriorating health.
(BBC)
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