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Following the sad passing of Sir Stirling Moss, considered the greatest world champion Formula 1 never crowned, it is a good moment to look through the other famous names who never secured the ultimate prize.

After the passing of Sir Stirling Moss, it is time to look into the numbers behind his astonishing career to find out why he was so widely respected across the entire motorsport globe.

Lewis Hamilton has paid tribute to Sir Stirling Moss who has died at the age of 90 and says he will “celebrate his incredible life and the great man he was” after striking a friendship with the racing legend.

As Formula 1 icons go, Sir Stirling Moss will remain one of the all-time greats for both what he did on track and for paving the way for future stars to emulate his achievements.

Sir Stirling Moss has died aged 90 following a battle with illness. The Formula 1 legend, considered one of the greatest drivers of all-time and the best to never win a world championship title, passed away overnight.

Sir Stirling Moss has retired from public engagements at the age of 88 after recovering from a recent health scare, as confirmed by his son Elliot Moss.

Aussie motocross star Matt Moss was involved in a horrible crash at the weekend's Australian MX Nationals. Moss was apparently on a Super pole lap when he landed a jump and went straight into "an undirected piece of machinery".

Michael Schumacher's off-colour return to F1 competition this year only served to confirm that the German legend is 'flawed' and his record of seven drivers' titles 'misleading', contends British racing legend Sir Stirling Moss

Sir Stirling Moss believes F1 'needs' a British Grand Prix - and that it is vital for the sport to have an event in the UK.