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£20M Moss Estate Sparks Bitter Family Dispute
19 Nov
Summary
- Children of F1 icon Stirling Moss are in a legal dispute.
- The estate is valued at approximately £20 million.
- The dispute arose after his wife died without a will.
A significant legal dispute has emerged among the children of the late Formula One icon, Sir Stirling Moss, concerning his estimated £20 million fortune. The conflict arose following the passing of Moss's third wife, Lady Susie, in 2023. Lady Susie died without a will, creating complications in the distribution of Sir Stirling's estate, which he had largely bequeathed to her.
His daughter from a previous marriage, Allison Bradley, has reportedly initiated legal proceedings in the High Court against her half-brother, Stirling Elliot Moss. According to reports, the initial distribution intended for Elliot to receive three-quarters of the £22.08 million estate, with Allison set to inherit 25 percent. The absence of Lady Susie's will has thrown these plans into disarray.
Stirling Moss, widely considered one of F1's greatest drivers, had an illustrious career spanning 1951 to 1961. He won 16 races and achieved 24 podium finishes before retiring in 1962 after a serious crash. The legal battle over his substantial fortune adds a somber chapter to his enduring legacy in motorsport.
