Rank 11 in F1 Heritage Collector documents Jackie Stewart as a Cosworth-era specimen — Ken Tyrrell's eponymous team peaked with the 006 in 1973, delivering Stewart's third world title and capping a career that transformed Formula One from lethal spectacle into regulated sport. Stewart won at Monaco, Silverstone, and the Nürburgring with surgical precision, survived the Cevert tragedy at Watkins Glen, and retired as the era's most articulate advocate for barrier standards, medical units, and driver briefings. The plate treats Tyrrell 006 Elf blue geometry, tartan helmet palette, and triple-champion arc typography as catalog facts on warm cream paper — exactly as a heritage driver layout demands before you open the 1969 and 1971 title seasons and the legacy that still frames every FIA safety review.