Moss, many memories except one: the blue Ferrari that remained silent

“British style” motoring couldn’t have asked for a more symbolic character than that of a white helmet protecting the clearly recognizable face of Stirling Moss. Moss, who left competitive racing in 1962 after a bloody accident at Goodwood, passed away on Easter Sunday and numerous classic car magazines have celebrated his life in the most diverse ways imaginable: Magneto featured a sequence of images that started from Stirling’s his first taste of competitive driving in the small Cooper Norton. Classic & Sportscar documenting his first Formula 1 victory with Mercedes at Aintree.