Sir Stirling Moss, OBE, is a legendary British race driver. Within this collection we hear – in his very own words – about his family members and upbringing, on getting started and his early career choices, and just why he became a racing driver. He discusses being truly a businessman, his human relationships as well as the bittersweet emotions that take place with race. He also details on the countless dangers involved with the sport, like the loss of friends. Stirling discusses his crash in 1962 – including his injuries and about Stirling Moss In His Very own Words recuperation – as well as his superstar lifestyle, his carrying on popularity and reaching 70. The videos included are taken from: In person, BBC Television (first broadcast 12 June 1960); Panorama, BBC Television (1st broadcast 16 July 1962); View, BBC Radio (1st broadcast 21 May 1974); Profile, 1st broadcast BBC Radio 4 (21 Oct 1979) The Colin Berry Programme, BBC Radio 1 (1st broadcast 24 March 1980); Stirling at 70, BBC Radio 4 (first broadcast 17 September 1999); A Stirling Effort, BBC Radio 4 (first broadcast 5 November 2004). Because of the age group and nature of this archive material, the sound quality may vary.