| STIRLING | Sir ........ Moss, famous motor racing driver (8) |
| LEMANS | French city with a famous motor-racing circuit (2,4) |
| MONZAS | These Opel models borrowed their name from a famous motor racing circuit (6) |
| MONTECARLORALLY | Note redesigned vehicle beginning to lead in rightly famous motor-race |
| INDIANA | US state that hosts a famous motor race (7) |
| GRAND | ___ Prix, famous motor race (5) |
| ROYCE | Henry, English engineer who co-founded a famous motor car company (5) |
| ANDRETTI | Mario --, US motor-racing driver (8) |
| CHANDHOK | Karun -, 2010-11 F1 motor racing driver (8) |
| NUVOLARI | Tazio, motor racing driver nicknamed 'The Flying Mantuan' (8) |
| HEIDFELD | Nick ___, German motor racing driver whose F1 debut was in the 2000 Australian GP (8) |
| AALTONEN | Rauno ___, motor racing driver; a winner of the 1965 RAC Rally (8) |
| CAMPBELL | Motor-racing driver who set a number of records in vehicles nicknamed Bluebird including breaking the 300mph mark on land in 1935 (8) |
| HAMILTON | Lewis, motor racing driver who won BBC Sports Personality of the Year in 2014 and 2020 (8) |
| VONTRIPS | Wolfgang ?, F1 motor racing driver; 1961 British GP winner |
| SHANEVAN | Kiwi motor-racing driver (5,3,9) |
| JOHNCOBB | Motor racing driver who was killed whilst attempting the world water speed record on Loch Ness, Scot |
| DELAROSA | Spanish F1 motor racing driver; 2006 Hungarian GP runner-up (5,2,2,4) |
| JIMCLARK | Scottish motor racing driver who won two Formula One titles in 1963 and 1965 (3,5) |
| MOSS | Stirling ...., famous British motor racing driver (4) |
