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Stirling Moss racing career

Sir Stirling Moss, by the Numbers

April 21, 2020 By pete

1957, Moss at the Swedish Grand Prix. Photo by Jim Sitz.

Story by Clyde Berryman

The following is a QPRS review of Sir Stirling Moss’ F1 Grand Prix career. Allow me to explain.

As a boardgame enthusiast in my teen years, I conceived the first of several math formula systems to try and rate the performances of real racing drivers and their cars in order to re-create actual historical Grand Prix seasons using the game mechanics of a popular Avalon Hill game called ‘Speed Circuit’ By the mid-1990’s this formula had evolved into the final version which I called the Quality Point Rating System (QPRS) because I sought to distinguish the ‘quality’ of driver performances since they all drove different cars of varying levels of competitiveness. So how does Stirling Moss rate via our QPRS system?

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