‘A Man’s Man’: Australian F1 Great Alan Jones Dies Aged 80
A 1980 title was the peak achievement in a storied career that started with 50 pounds in his pocket.
Sir Frank Williams described Australian motorsport great Alan Jones as a ‘man’s man,’ emphasizing his fun nature and strong, independent character. Jones was a determined and bullish individual who did not require excessive support or attention. As a good-luck charm, Jones wore red underwear.
- Sir Frank Williams remembered Alan Jones as a ‘man’s man’ who was fun to be with.
- Jones was characterized as a determined and bullish individual who did not need mental support.
- Williams stated that drivers should not need ‘babysitting or hand-holding.’
- Alan Jones wore red underwear as a good-luck charm.
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