Following an accident at his home in Mayfair on Saturday evening, as a result of a lift malfunction, Sir Stirling Moss suffered two broken ankles, four broken bones to his foot, skin abrasions and four chipped vertebrae. He is now comfortable and recovering in a London hospital after surgery to both ankles.
His immediate family were present with...
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3 March 2010
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We have a range of new items now listed for sale in the on-line shop with include the beautiful limited edition Jaguar C-type aluminium sculpture from Streamliner Designs commemorating Stirling's 1952 Reims Grand Prix win, the OSCA SM80 polo shirt from the Nicholas Hunziker Stirling Moss casual clothing collection and original photographs,...
1 March 2010
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Stirling is lending his support to charity Prostate UK to help raise funds and awareness of prostate diseases in the UK during Prostate Cancer Awareness month, which starts on 1st March. Prostate disease currently affects one in two men during their lifetime; however few people are aware of the impact suffering from a prostate disease can have or...
28 February 2010
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As part of the UK Prostate Cancer Awareness month which runs throughout March 2010, the twitter community can show their support by wearing the Golden Pants on their avatar. To actively support the chairty, Prostate UK, you can enter Pants in the Park on your own or with your friends and family. The 5km course can be run, walked, skipped or...
28 February 2010
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Today, 28th February 2010, is the 50th Anniversary of the last ever Cuban Grand Prix, El Gran Premio Libertad, run in post revolutionary Cuba in 1960, which was won by Stirling racing the Maserati Tipo 61, the fabled “Birdcage” so called because of the cars intricate space frame chassis.
Stirling had been impressed with the...
26 February 2010
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Amelia Island update - Bill Warner, the co-founder of the Amelia Island Concours d'Elegance, is pleased to announce that the legend that is Caroll Shelby will stand in for Stirling following his enforced absence from the show due to his accident. We are working on a surprise for show goers, so please keep coming back to the website for updates on...
24 February 2010
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At the start of this year we were approached by Ian Holloway, a volunteer working on the Victoria Tunnel project in Newcastle, which was used during WWII as an air raid shelter. He was researching the origin of both the Morrison, named after Herbert Morrison, the then Minster of Home Security, and Anderson shelters, which were too big for the...
22 February 2010
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Just in case you did not know Roary is a bright red, cheeky and energetic single seater racing car who lives at Silver Hatch racetrack. He has the spirit and sense of a young boy whose boundless enthusiasm and curiosity often leads him into trouble. However, he has a heart of chrome under his bonnet and is always willing to make amends.
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15 February 2010
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Stirling and Susie raised a tremendous £3,077 and for their charity - Hope for Tomorrow - with BBC 2’s Cash in the Celebrity Attic. Christine Mills, the Founder of the charity, was absolutely thrilled "the amount raised will go towards funding more mobile chemotherapy units, which ease the suffering and distance travelled by...
12 February 2010
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Stirling and his wife Susie will appear on BBC 2's Cash in the Celebrity Attic which will air at 1630 on the 15th February. Tune in too see how much money Stirling raises for his charity Hope for Tomorrow or catch the episode on the BBC iPlayer from the 16th February.
