Australian motorsport legend Alan Jones, the 1980 Formula One world champion, has died aged 80.
Jones made history as just the second Australian to claim the F1 world title, following Sir Jack Brabham, and remains the last Australian to achieve the feat.
Born in Melbourne, Jones built an extraordinary racing career, claiming 12 Grand Prix victories across 10 seasons.
His defining moment came in 1980, winning five races for Williams and securing the championship with one race remaining.
Jones retired from racing in 1986, leaving behind a remarkable legacy in Australian motorsport and Formula One history.
His contribution to the sport will be remembered for generations.
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