Guy Moll Years ago, asked to name the best drivers he'd encountered in his years in motorsport, Enzo Ferrari's list included a surprising - and often forgotten - pre-war grand prix racer: Guy Moll, who Ferrari called his “most sensational” foreign driver, and who he ranked alongside the likes of Tazio Nuvolari and Stirling Moss. "A debutant,” Ferrari recalled. “His name was Guy Moll and he was showing that he belonged to the small group of top drivers. It is true that Moll was not the first foreigner that drove for me, but I acknowledge that he was the most sensational one. That day Moll showed his champion style, established his personality as a driver and proved me right...
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