Moss hailed as true racer at memorial service
LONDON : Stirling Moss was hailed as a true racer and all-time Formula One great at a memorial service in London’s Westminster Abbey on Wednesday for a man who remains a byword for speed and sportsmanship. Triple Formula One world champion Jackie Stewart led the tributes for a driver, widely regarded as the greatest never to win the title, who died aged 90 in April 2020. The COVID-19 pandemic made such a public gathering, with some 2,000 guests in attendance on Wednesday, impossible at the time. “There will never be another Stirling Moss. He drove well, he presented himself well, he dressed well and he was just an amazing character,” said Stewart, 84. “I don’t think in the history of the sport there has been somebody so well loved and who has continued to be so well loved.” The son of Argentina’s late five times world champion Juan Manuel Fangio, Moss’s friend, rival and team mate, attended the service along with champions Nigel Mansell and Damon Hill. Seven times world champion Lewis Hamilton was represented …