S01E011. Stirling Moss
1h 00mDecember 27, 2012
Patrick Stewart tells the story of Stirling Moss's glittering race career from Florence to Silverstone.


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Top chef and self-confessed petrol head James Martin tells a tale of triumph and tragedy as he joins Sir Jackie Stewart on an incredible journey through the legend's life.
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