Racing world react to the passing of Sir Stirling Moss

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The motorsport world mourned the loss of a hero last night when it was learnt that Sir Stirling Moss passed away aged 90.

Teams, drivers and fans have begun sending their tributes to Sir Stirling, honouring one of the sport’s true greats.

Ciao, ciao dear Stirling pic.twitter.com/1ZXKDvUgWa
— Will Buxton (@wbuxtonofficial) April 12, 2020

Today we say goodbye to Sir Stirling Moss, the racing legend. I certainly will miss our conversations. I am truly grateful to have had these special moments with him. Sending my prayers and thoughts to his family. May he rest in peace🙏🏾 pic.twitter.com/SDUAqxENHk
— Lewis Hamilton (@LewisHamilton) April 12, 2020

Very sad day. Stirling Moss left us after a long fight. He was a true legend in motor sport and he will remain so forever. My thoughts go out to his wife Suzie, his family, his friends #Stirling #F1 pic.twitter.com/6nRz0irtrl
— Jean Todt (@JeanTodt) April 12, 2020

RIP Sir Stirling. A true legend and a wonderful person. To Scuderia Ferrari, he was a formidable opponent.
Our thoughts are with his wife, family and friends. pic.twitter.com/MbshEwJuxq
— Scuderia Ferrari (@ScuderiaFerrari) April 12, 2020

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In memory of Sir Stirling Moss, the greatest Englishman to ever drive a #Maserati. Moss was a daring and brilliant racer on the track, and a true gentleman off it. His special bond with Maserati lasted 65 years, starting early in his career in the 250F, going on to win the climactic F1 of the 1956 Monaco Grand Prix and numerous races thereafter. Moss was an embodiment of the true spirit of racing – audacious, skillful, fierce and fast. It's a spirit that will always stay with us.

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Some drive to compete. Some drive to win. Few are legends. On behalf of everyone at Jaguar, we are deeply saddened at the passing of Sir Stirling Moss. Our thoughts are with his family, friends and fans. He was a pioneer, fearless and will be greatly missed.

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RIP, Sir Stirling Moss. ❤️ A true racing legend. Our condolences to his family and loved ones. #F1

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Just heard the very sad news my dear friend Stirling Moss has died. He was my hero and such a kind man beloved by everyone. He was a true giant in our sport and will be missed forever. My deepest sympathy to his devoted wife Suzie. Rest in peace, Racer.
— Mario Andretti (@MarioAndretti) April 12, 2020

Heartbreaking news this morning. Sir Stirling Moss was amongst the best of the best, on and off the track and didn’t need a world championship to prove it. RIP you wonderful man and thankyou x
— David Croft (@CroftyF1) April 12, 2020

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Ola Källenius: “The Mercedes-Benz family mourns the loss of Sir Stirling Moss. We will miss him as man, but he remains unforgettable as one of the greatest drivers of all time. His victory in the 1955 Mille Miglia made him into a sporting legend. He was both a successful sportsman and a true gentleman. And this is how we will always remember him.” • Toto Wolff: “Sir Stirling was a larger-than-life figure in our sport and one of the survivors of an age when motor racing was about danger, bravery and camaraderie. But most of all, Stirling’s career was characterised by an impeccable sportsmanship and in this he truly set himself apart. He was a great figure in the history of Mercedes, both as a Grand Prix driver and the winner of the 1955 Mille Miglia. It is no exaggeration to say that we will never see his like again. Our deepest condolences go to his wife Lady Susie, his family and his friends. Godspeed to a true racer.”

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Racing world react to the passing of Sir Stirling Moss

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Kiwis looking good as day turns into night at Spa

Hamilton sneakily takes pole for the Hungarian grand prix after pit-lane gamesmanship

Front row start for kiwi Jaxon Evans in round 4 of the Porsche Super Cup

Mick Schumacher crashes out in FP3 red flagging the session – rookie was unharmed.

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Racing world react to the passing of Sir Stirling Moss

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