Jackie Stewart

Jackie Stewart is a Scottish former Formula One driver who won the World Drivers’ Championship in 1969, 1971, and 1973. He became a prominent advocate for improved safety in motor racing.

Ken Tyrrell: Ken Tyrrell was a British racing team owner and manager who founded Tyrrell Racing. Tyrrell gave Stewart the team partnership behind his championship years.
Motorsport safety: Motorsport safety comprises measures that reduce injury and death in racing. Stewart made safer cars, circuits, and emergency response his defining public cause.
1969 Formula One season: The 1969 Formula One season was the twentieth season of the World Drivers’ Championship. Stewart secured his first title with Matra International, winning six of eleven races.
Niki Lauda: Niki Lauda was an Austrian racing driver who won three Formula One World Drivers’ Championships. Lauda also paired championship success with outspoken advocacy for driver safety.
François Cevert: François Cevert was a French Formula One driver who raced for Tyrrell from 1970 until his death in 1973. Stewart mentored Cevert and regarded him as a likely successor at Tyrrell.
1966 Belgian Grand Prix: The 1966 Belgian Grand Prix was a Formula One race at Spa-Francorchamps held in torrential rain. A crash left Stewart trapped in his car, cementing his determination to improve safety.
1971 Formula One season: The 1971 Formula One season was the twenty-second season of the World Drivers’ Championship. Stewart won his second title, establishing sustained dominance with Tyrrell.
Stirling Moss: Stirling Moss was a British racing driver who won 16 Formula One championship races but never the World Drivers’ Championship. Moss’s celebrated career without a title contrasts with Stewart’s three championships.
Jim Clark: Jim Clark was a Scottish racing driver who won two Formula One World Drivers’ Championships. Clark’s achievements preceded Stewart’s and helped establish Scotland’s place in Formula One.
Grand Prix Drivers' Association: The Grand Prix Drivers' Association is a body representing Formula One drivers on safety and sporting matters. Stewart used driver organization to press for safer circuits and race procedures.

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