A British racing driver and pilot who competed in Formula One and flew fighter jets in the Royal Air Force. He's most known for his bravery and versatility in both racing and military careers.
Sir Frank Williams, Sheridan Thynne, and Piers Courage.
Lorenzo Bandini and Gnter Klass, Williams was offered a drive in Formula One. Although his F1 stint was brief, he made his mark by finishing 8th in the 1967 Grand Prix.
Steve McQueen film Le Mans.
97 Years Old
A two-time Formula One World Champion and Indianapolis 500 winner, known for his charismatic personality and versatility in various racing disciplines.
Born in 1926
Australian Formula One driver who won three World Drivers' Championships and founded the Brabham racing team. He's credited with being the first driver to win a championship in a car of his own construction.
96 Years Old
A legendary racing driver and sportscaster who won 16 Formula One Grands Prix and was inducted into the Motorsport Hall of Fame, known for his exceptional driving skills and charismatic commentary.
97 Years Old
A British Formula One driver who won the World Championship in 1958, known for his aggressive and stylish driving style.
99 Years Old
First American-born driver to win the Formula One World Championship, known for his racing skills and three-time Le Mans winner.
95 Years Old
A pioneering race car driver and engineer who won in multiple motorsports disciplines, including Formula One, IndyCar, and NASCAR, and designed the iconic All-American Racing (AAR) Eagle.
66 Years Old
A former U.S. Representative from Alabama, serving from 2003 to 2013, known for his conservative stances and advocacy for Gulf Coast restoration after the Deepwater Horizon oil spill.
88 Years Old
Founded the iconic McLaren racing team, a legendary force in Formula One, and pioneered innovative car designs.