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PODCAST: Listen to Sir Stirling Moss’ final in-depth interview
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On April 12, 2020 , the world of motorsport mourned the loss of one of its true greats when Sir Stirling Moss passed away, aged 90.
But just before his retirement from public life a few years before his death, Sir Stirling sat down for what’s believed to be his final in-depth interview with close family friend Mia Forbes Pirie – which we bring to you now in a very special edition of Beyond The Grid.
From surviving Formula 1’s most dangerous period, to that win at the 1955 Mille Miglia, to his unique student/master relationship with Juan Manuel Fangio at the Mercedes team, listen as Moss and Forbes Pirie – daughter of Sir Stirling’s longstanding PA Valerie ‘Viper’ Pirie – provide us with a compelling and poignant account of an incredible life lived at speed.
READ MORE: BUXTON – The day Stirling Moss invited me into his extraordinary Mayfair home
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