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"  Photo by Eamonn McCormack  Racing legend, Sir Stirling Moss has been hospitalized with two broken ankles, four broken bones, abrasions and four chipped vertebrae. The accident happened in his Mayfair, London, home on Saturday when the 80-year-old opened the elevator door on the third floor and stepped forward not knowing the elevator had jammed on the floor above because of a malfunction. One member of the surgical team which operated on Sir Stirling was Professor Sid Watkins, the former F1 specialist and neurosurgeon. Moss, who remained conscious throughout the accident, is expected to take at lest six weeks to recover. Mosses Mayfair home is well-known for its gadgetry, including the lift which was made for him by the Williams F1 team from carbon fiber. Related posts:   Audience With A Legend: Sir Stirling Moss Speaks With RoadandTrack.com  "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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