Rindt

Although he never made the grade as a top car racer – twice retiring from the sport in the 1950s – by the end of the 60s he was manager of Jochen Rindt, who won the F1 drivers' championship posthumously in 1970, having crashed at the Italian circuit of Monza.

Bernie Ecclestone paid German £27m to 'keep him quiet and peaceful' 2011

In the event, the teams and fans were to be rewarded with a gripping contest between the Ferrari of Belgiums Jacky Ickx and the Lotus of the eventual winner and champion elect, Jochen Rindt.

Chequered Conflict Maurice Hamilton 2008

It is wonderful to be part of a sport and to be able to say: 'Look what I have done, what we have done, in comparison with an Alain Prost, Ayrton Senna, or even a Jackie Stewart or a Jochen Rindt'.

NEWS.com.au | Top Stories 2011

Although Rindt officially had the German nationality, he always drove with an Austrian license, and therefore his win in

Motorsport.com: news 2010

Rindt allowed five hits and recorded seven strikeouts.

Island Packet: Home 2010

Rindt became the sport's only posthumous world champion.

Sport news, comment and results | guardian.co.uk Alan Henry 2010

It was the time of Ascari and Clark, Fangio and Rindt, Stewart and

Wonderduck's Pond 2010

As a young lad, Franz Tost's big hero was Jochen Rindt: his bedroom walls were covered with posters of the Austrian ace and when it was dissertation time at school, Franz's classmates would all groan, as they knew what was coming - another bloody eulogy to Rindt.

Autoblog 2009

As a young lad, Franz Tost's big hero was Jochen Rindt: his bedroom walls were covered with posters of the Austrian ace and when it was dissertation time at school, Franz's classmates would all groan, as they knew what was coming - another bloody eulogy to Rindt.

Autoblog 2009

This proved the decisive moment of the race, as Ickx managed to get back on track ahead of Rindt, the best of the chasers.

F1 Fanatic - The Formula 1 Blog 2009