Sir Stirling Moss

Widely considered the greatest driver never to win the World Championship, Sir Stirling Moss finished runner-up four times. Racing in the 1950s against Fangio, he was a phenomenally versatile and brave competitor, winning 16 of the 66 races he entered across various teams, often in privately entered cars. His legendary sportsmanship, famously defending rival Mike Hawthorn's reputation, and his success in sports cars, rallies, and endurance racing cement his status as one of motorsport's most complete and admired figures.