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Stirling Moss on Maserati | Maserati Gallery

Stirling Moss, who raced the 250F
British racing driver Stirling Moss
The Maserati 250F, on display at "Maserati 100 / A Century of Pure Italian Luxury Sports Cars," held in Italy from June to January 2015
Stirling Moss in the driver's seat
In 1955, Moss won the Mille Miglia, setting a new average speed record
At the Maserati centenary event, we had the opportunity to interview Stirling Moss, a legendary racing driver who supported the early days of Grand Prix racing
Luca di Montezemolo, Chairman of Ferrari (left), and Stirling Moss (right) speak in front of the V4 (1932), a 16-cylinder model of which only one road-going version was built
Pictured with the latest Quattroporte is Stirling Moss, a former racing driver from the UK who was active in the 1950s
This race car was Maserati's weapon upon its return to racing, its most distinctive feature being the chassis, a complex assembly of thin steel tubes
The Tipo 61 was developed as a dedicated racing machine. Its chassis, composed of over 200 tubular sections in a complex, birdcage-like structure, was literally called the Birdcage and offered high rigidity despite its light weight
A scene from the 1954 French Grand Prix. A Maserati 250F lines up on the starting grid alongside two Mercedes-Benz W196 Rs
Juan Manuel Fangio won the 1955 Argentine Grand Prix driving a Mercedes-Benz W196 R
Juan Manuel Fangio, a five-time F1 World Champion, held the record for the most championships for 46 years until it was broken by Michael Schumacher in 2003
Alberto Ascari, a racing driver born in Milan, Italy, drives a Ferrari F1 car
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Stirling Moss on Maserati: A Maserati Gallery

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