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Moss Wins Again 1958
Description
Full title reads: "Aintree. Moss Wins Again".
Aintree, Near Liverpool, Merseyside.
MV Stirling Moss seated in his Cooper Climax. He is talking to his mechanic. His wife Valerie Pirie looks on.
MV Jean Behra in a BRM.
Various shots of motor racing around the Aintree...
Data
- Cataloguer:
- Mark
- Stock:
- Black & White
- Sound:
- Sound
- Media URN:
- 49388
- Sort Number:
- 58/033
- Time in/Out:
- 01:33:38:00 / 01:34:54:00
- Canister:
- 58/33
- Film ID:
- 1527.18
- Issue Date:
- 24/04/1958
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The BARC 200 at Aintree on 19th April 1958 (a non-championship Formula 1 race).
The winner is No.7 - Stirling Moss in a (Rob Walker Team) Cooper T45. Second is No.10 - Jack Brabham in a (Cooper Car Co.) Cooper T45. Third is No.20 - Tony Brooks in a (Rob Walker Team) Cooper T43 (a Formula 2 car).
The commentary suggests that Roy Salvadori was third, but he was actually fourth, in the second of the Cooper factory T45 cars. With Stuart Lewis-Evans fifth and Harry Schell sixth, the first six finishers were all Coopers.