Dear Stirling, from Buenos Aires, the land of his dear friend Juan Manuel Fangio I send my best wishes for recovery, we want to see it again here, we admire, we love all the Argentines, you are a gentleman on the track and in life A big hug.

Juan Carlos Diaz Buenos Aires (Argentina)

I'm glad to see that you are feeling hearty enough to purchase yourself a Porsche RS61. I hope you will be driving it at Laguna Seca in August!

Judi and I wish you all the best for a speedy recovery. Last saw you the Silver Sea cruise ship off Monaco for the 2007 Grand Prix. If you were able to survive that awful ride on the ship's tender on Sunday, we are certain that you will recover from this "shunt" equally as well.
Best wishes,
Judi and Bob

Dear Sir Stirling,
I just saw that you are going to open the Mobility Road Show in July of this year. I hope to be there for the event. We will be coming from the States to show the new FreeWheel Wheelchair Attachment. I thought you would enjoy seeing this YouTube video. It is very inspirational. Lacey, the woman in the video, is a former ParaOlympian, gold medal winner in downhill skiing. she said this is going to be a new sport, Dog Racing with Wheelchairs! :-)

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=naUaWkyQq14

Hope you are feeling better very soon.
Sincerely,
Cindy

After your crash in '62 I'm tired to see you again in a bed; we all want you in a car again, asap! hurry-up, sir Stirling, you are still the best!

an old fan from italy

Oh, thank you so much for taking the time to let us know how you are doing. But don't
worry about us, let us worry about you. You're a true gentleman and are always showing
us how one should conduct themselves. My father was/is also a great fan of yours and
he has been since the days when you had partnered with Fangio(a true gentleman as well).
I've never met you, but I've met John Watson and he thinks very highly of you too.

Thank you Sir,

Yours,

Mon Aung

Dear Stirling,

We were deeply shocked to hear about your accident but seeing your video assures us that you are on the way up.
All the best and we wish you a speedy recovery; the racing season is about to start and we can't miss you there....

(Next time please take the elevator!)

Ciao,
John & Laurence Hugenholtz

Hope you will feel better soon.

Ich hoffe es geht Ihnen bald wieder gut.

Best Wishes from Germany
Alles Gute aus Deutschland

Oliver

please do as the "sawbones" instruct you to do, sir.
we want you up & 100% as soon as possible.
thanks for the message, too!

My sincerest wishes for your continued rapid and complete recovery.
You are the best competition driver in my lifetime!!!
I co-drove an Elva 1961 at Sebring ... you were also driving there.
I have fond memories of following your racing career - also saw you drive in Nassau (probably 1961). The mechanics had to change the position of the gas pedal for you ...
God speed.
-Margaret

Where was the lift car? the car couples with the landing door and that is how the doors open thus allowing you entry safely into the lift car. So how did the doors open and what mystery device opened the doors?
Wish you luck with recovery Sterling!

Dear Sir Stirling, So sorry to hear about your accident, get well soon and get back behind the wheel. Hope to see you at Brooklands for the double 12
All the best
Stephen Williams

Dear Stirling:
You can't keep a good man down! All the best for a speedy recovery. Perhaps you might just make it to the 50th anniversary of Mosport where you won the very first pro race, in spite of the efforts of Canadians Bill Sadler and Grant Clark in the ferocious Sadler Mark Vs. Walt MacKay winner of the Formula Junior supporting race and to whom you presented the trophy, also sends his regards.
Cheers, from all your Canadian admirers
John R. Wright
Canadian Motorsport Museum and Hall of Fame

Dera Sir Stirling,
I was sooo looking forward to meeting you again at the 2010 Amelia Island Concours d'Elegance last week!! I am very happy to see you doing well and on your way to full recovery. When I said, "meeting you again", it is because I met you when I was 13 years of age, in Havana, Cuba at the 1960 Cuban Grand Prix, where you drove the Maserati Tipo 61 Birdcage to a victory. I had the honor to shake your hand during one of your pit stops. I will NEVER forget that day. For your information, your Maserati Tipo 61, looked absolutely beautiful, bringing tears to my eyes when I spotted it. It did win "Best of its Class". I did think of you a lot at that moment.
Get well, so I can have the honor of shaking your hand again, and in my case, now as an old man.
Thanks for the memories!!
Hector Rodriguez

Bill and I are saddened to learn of this dreadful fall. We think of you often and hope this doesn't interrupt your dancing skills for too long. All the best. Patsy & Bill Bolling

Dear Sir Stirling,

We're sorry to hear about your accident, but pleased to see you looking well and hear that you're making a good recovery. We hope you make a speedy recovery and are soon up and about. Look forward to seeing you at Goodwood all being well.

All the best
Howard

Hi Sir Stirling,
It was nice to see you on tele at the weekend and my very best wishes for your continued recovery
I hope you will be fit enough to manage a drive at the Revival this year and if that is not possible, it would be great just to have you there. It would not be the same without you.
Kind regards Colin Muir, Dumfriesshire, Scotland

So sorry to hear about your awful accident. We were really shocked to hear the severity of it. We really hope you get better soon and you are in our thoughts and prayers.

Sir Stirling,

wishing you a speedy recovery after such tragic accident. Hope that you can enjoy the start of the F1 Season 2010 with great company.

Get well soon and keep up your great spririt!

Christian (Formerly with Seabourn)

I just wanted to say a very heartfelt get well soon. You have come through so much in your illustrious career, that I think it will be sooner rather than later that we will see you up & about at teh races

All the very best for a speedy & full recovery

Lynnette

Dear Sir Stirling,

so sorry about your tragic accident. Glad to see your video and we all hope you'll be soon on the mend. Rest up once you're out of hospital and we'll see you trackside later this year.

My best wishes,

Chris Jackson

Sir Stirling is lying in bed, physically injured, probably traumatized from what had to be frightening fall and he takes the time to record a message for US! Truly a gentleman. (Is it any wonder the queen knighted him?!?)

Delighted to hear that you are on the mend after such a traumatic accident.

Still, I think most of us would expect you to bounce back like this.

Well done, and keep up the good work !!

Le Bourg, Berbiguieres, France

Just like to say to you after the accident to get well soon . and thanks for your message .

You do know that you're a complete star, don't you?

Well done for everything you've achieved in your life. I love watching your races and so do my family.

Hope you get well soon and we all look forward to when you're next on the TV.

John W

A really nasty accident and I wish you a speedy recovery - pity you didn't bounce back at the time it occured!

I'm also glad you'll leave the hospital soon. Then get in the car and do some laps to get your mood back;) Greetings from Banja Luka, Bosna i Hercegovina

Mihajlo Zahorodni

Dear Sir Stirling,

In an effort to delay the onset of old age as successfully as you have, it has been my long established practice never to take a lift and always to use the staircase. Having read about your unfortunate accident, I feel that my decision to avoid lifts at all times has been more than vindicated and I commend it to you in the future!

I hope that you are feeling much better and that you will be up and about very shortly. Forgive my little jest about your mishap, please know that I am one of a great many Englishmen with a high regard and respect for you and your achievements.

With kind regards

Michael G.
Old Isleworth

Sir Stirling, was horrified to hear about your "shunt", but am so pleased that you are showing your typical stoicism and good humour. With best wishes from a massive fan.

Pauline Gill

Hi Stirling, sorry to hear your in the wars, hope your back on your feet very soon. im just watching the qualifing, i bet you are too. it should be a good one, very exciting. hope to see you at Silverstone. all the very best to you and your family