Goodwood's emotional tribute to Stirling Moss | Goodwood SpeedWeek 2020

[@GoodwoodRR]

Mr Goodwood.

[@aydankhaliq2967]

TK: Am I a joke to you?

[@quicknickdriver8510]

He’s gone to the big race track in the sky. Forever fast, race in peace Sir Stirling.

[@agustinignaciomondella5989]

Master Mark Knopfler playing this theme is something i didn’t expect. Awesome surprise.

[@pesoles9125]

Do you know what`s that theme?? Thanks!

[@GoodwoodRR]

Stirling and Mark were good friends. Mr Knopfler really wanted to play at Sir Stirling's tribute.

[@LAOrNoir]

@@pesoles9125 It's "Going Home", from the soundtrack to Local Hero

[@CaroleManuel]

The most beautiful performance of that piece that I have ever heard.

[@ebinsuncle]

Fitting tribute to a true legend! I was lucky enough to see him at the FOS a couple of times.

[@niewissen9912]

I live in Canada and I remember hearing about him when I was a kid in the 70s from my father. He truly was a legend for sure

[@archibaldchimpin]

What a fabulous tribute to a great man.

[@frankdrumm532]

In my mind’s eye I still can see Stirling and Dan Gurney in nearly identical Lotus 19s at Laguna Seca. Moss won, but it was a epic battle between a great driver and a coming to great driver.

[@bowlerwildcatGaming1991]

What a Legendary Guy Rest In Peace Sir Starling Moss

[@gazzafloss]

A beautiful and fitting tribute to a motor racing icon, a name synonymous with motor racing for the whole of my life.

[@grayfool]

A true sporting gentleman.

[@donziperk]

In 1959 a little club track in Coquitlam, British Columbia Canada just outside Vancouver opened. It was designed by Sterling Moss. That track operated till 1990. Many drivers including myself enjoyed that track that was built on a mountain side. Sterlings impact on racing was felt far and wide and will be forever remembered. Rest In Peace There are numerous videos of bike and cars racing there as well as the opening ceremony for the track attended by Sterling Moss in KZbin.

[@CarreraJP7-GT]

our most legendary racer is resting for a very long time for now

[@christophernewman5027]

Imagine that career-ending crash not occurring. Imagine Moss mixing it with Clark, Hill, Stewart, et al through the sixties. But then, he might not have made it into a ripe old age...

[@Halliday57]

Could’ve been a blessing in disguise

[@cozzaronero]

In fact i am sure that the crash saved is life

[@GBURGE55]

Always thought exactly the same.

[@christophernewman5027]

@@GBURGE55 We (or me, anyway!) tend to think of Moss as being older than he really was. The early start to his career and that receding hairline makes it easy to forget that he was younger than Graham Hill. Moss always said that he would have just carried on racing until he was uncompetitive. Just imagine how that would have affected F1 in the sixties...

[@chrisreynolds7412]

God speed Sir Stirling

[@bongofury3176]

brought a tear to my eye. such a gent

[@jayernster5627]

Interesting that Sir Stirling's first race was at Goodwood, and it was a race at Goodwood that ended his career. A model citizen, a model racing driver and a person that every professional athlete regardless of his or her chosen sport could do very well to take a few cues on how to behave both at and away from the sports arena. Class is timeless. We are very lucky indeed to have ever had a fine gentleman like Sir Stirling Moss grace this earth.

[@JURacing]

WOW - that knocked me off my feet. Very emotional

[@ДимаНетворк]

This car, it's legend

[@TheNyarcangel]

Rest in peace Sir Sterling.

[@wolfgangsambass8730]

Ein wahrlich großer Sportsmann

[@marshallgreen7815]

Miss you!

[@nicolafox5786]

LEGEND

[@Rajonas007]

Legend

[@chrisjohnson4165]

Even if he had never done anything else, driving a thousand miles in 10 hours 20 minutes on busy roads in 1955 was a titanic feat of endurance and skill. In his races, he usually either won or retired with mechanical troubles.

[@AaronSpielman]

Damn - what kind of person, who watches *this* channel, *dislikes* this video. WTAF?

[@nicolafox5786]

Beyond me 🤷‍♀️

[@Vazin]

Knopfler

[@dunnyzed6953]

You missed ‘Sir’ in the title.

[@englishmaninfrance661]

Stirling never was one for standing on ceremony :)

[@dunnyzed6953]

@@englishmaninfrance661 what a legend.

[@russellbrown9306]

A Knight Bachelor title of Sir is a lifetime award only. It dies with the holder. As such it's usual etiquette for the naming to revert back to normal after somebody's death. For example the Kinrara Trophy has now been re-named the "Stirling Moss Memorial Trophy". Not the "Sir Stirling Moss Memorial Trophy".

[@tarteampion8039]

Knopfler....

[@peternash6206]

When Lord March was speaking and when Mark Knopfler was playing where was your mask Dermot O'Leary?

[@jep1912]

I'm afraid you won't get away with this.... a tribute like this needs to be done in front of the public, the crowds, the fans. And we certainly don't want an Aussie doing a voiceover. No, no, no Goodwood : ( Shame on you.

[@graemegullick4383]

And what is wrong with an Aussie doing the comnentary? Ignoramus

[@ДимаНетворк]

This car, it's legend