The Stranglers were formed in Guildford. Paul Weller (born 1958) was born and grew up in Woking, which inspired the song "Town Called Malice". The Jam were formed at Sheerwater Secondary School in the town. Kirsty MacColl (1959–2000) was born in Croydon, then part of Surrey. Norman Cook, a.k.a. Fatboy Slim (born 1963), grew up in Reigate. Georgia Buchanan a.k.a. Call Me Loop (born 1991), was born in Surrey. Hard-Fi members Richard Archer, Ross Phillips and Kai Stephens are from Staines-upon-Thames. Justin Hawkins, lead singer of rock band The Darkness, was born in Surrey. Disclosure members Guy and Howard Lawrence are from Reigate. Keith Relf (1943-1976) was born and grew up in Richmond, then part of Surrey. Jane Relf (born 1947) was born and grew up in Richmond, then part of Surrey. Sport Max Hall (born 1975), cricketer Television The county is covered by BBC London and ITV London. BBC South and ITV Meridian can be received in western parts of Surrey and BBC South East in southeastern parts of the county. Sport Cricket makes its first appearance in history in Surrey, in a reference to the game being played at the Royal Grammar School, Guildford in the 16th century (see History of English cricket to 1696). Mitcham Cricket Club, formed in 1685 and the oldest documented club in the game's history, was within Surrey's borders until 1965. The Surrey County Cricket Club has been based at The Oval in Kennington, now part of Greater London, since its foundation in 1845. The club also uses Whitgift School in South Croydon and Woodbridge Road in Guildford for some games. It was one of the original participants in the County Championship and has won the competition 19 times outright and once jointly, more than any other county except Yorkshire. Epsom Downs Racecourse is the venue for the most prestigious event in British flat horse-racing, the Derby, which has been held there most years since 1780. Surrey is also home to Lingfield, Kempton and Sandown Park Racecourses, presenting an unusually high concentration in one county. Brooklands between Woking and Weybridge was the world's first purpose-built motorsport race circuit, opened in 1907. The headquarters of the McLaren Formula One team are at Woking. James Hunt, the 1976 Formula 1 World Driver's Champion was born in Belmont, Sutton, then part of Surrey, in 1947. The All England Lawn Tennis Club, venue for the Wimbledon Championships,