Mrs. Stoddard.

Do you know Stoddard?

So you let Stoddard lap you.

Last lap now. Stoddard or Aron?

There's Scott Stoddard with his Jordan BRM.

From Stoddard, Aron, Hulme, Anderson and Randolph.

In the lead are Aron and Stoddard.

Particularly the part about representing the Stoddard name?

Hello, Mrs. Stoddard. Nice to see you. Jeff.

At Bottom Bend, Stoddard lost three more places.

Here's Stoddard coming into the pits very slowly.

The order's Barlini, Stoddard, Aron, Brabham, Gurney, Scarfiotti.

And Scott Stoddard in the BRM was second.

Stoddard can't quite squeeze his BRM past Sarti's Ferrari.

And this man Stoddard, will he be missed too?

For the man to put Scott Stoddard where he is.

Scott Stoddard does seem to be in a bad way.

Now both Stoddard and Aron have lost the Ferrari's slipstream.

Even faster than Stoddard in practice, was the Frenchman, JeanPierre Sarti.

Two Ferraris starting ahead of me and my own teammate, Scott Stoddard.

There's Stoddard now. He'll lap his BRM teammate, Aron, next time round.

Now, look, Mrs. Stoddard is taking an enforced vacation under doctor's orders.

There's Scott Stoddard completing his 30th lap and increasing his lead over Sarti.

That's 32 laps completed and the order is Stoddard, Sarti, Barlini, Randolph, Aron.

As Sarti and Stoddard fight for the lead, they're leaving Aron and Barlini behind.

In the lead after 15 laps is Scott Stoddard but he's losing ground now.

Scott Stoddard has 27 points in the championship exactly the same as JeanPierre Sarti.

At the end of 10 laps the order is still Sarti, Stoddard, Aron and Barlini.

But you didn't come all the way to Modena, to talk about Scott Stoddard. Did you?

Stoddard, filling himself with drugs in order to drive and still passing out with the pain.

When Sarti's lapped them he'll only have Aron and Stoddard between him and the leader, Barlini.

Yesterday he lapped only a tenth slower than Scott Stoddard number one driver in the BRM team.

As they finish the first lap, it's Sarti first, Stoddard second, Aron third and fourth now is Barlini's Ferrari, number 16.

Yeah, Roger had some very big days in this car. Coming into the pits now is Scott Stoddard in the BRM.

Stoddard, in the darkgreen BRM number four, made a slow start then worked his way to the front of the field.

It would hardly be a proper motor racing season without the Stoddard name connected to it in some way, would it, Pat?

Number 17, the Ferrari of JeanPierre Sarti, is still in front but he just cannot get away from number 12, Scott Stoddard in the BRM.

And there's the winner of the last three Grand Prixs, Scott Stoddard who's still recovering from his Monte Carlo injuries and leads the World Championship with two races to go.

Well, I don't know if you've had time to realize it but this means that you're one point ahead of Sarti and Stoddard and two points ahead of Pete Aron.