Jim Clark - Wikipedia James Clark (4 March 1936 – 7 April 1968) was a British racing driver from Scotland who competed in Formula One from 1960 to 1968
The Legend of Jim Clark - YouTube Formula 1 lost one of its best and brightest half a century ago at the Hockenheimring This is the story of the incredible Jim Clark
Jim Clark - Formula 1® Like Fangio, Jim Clark seldom ever made a mistake and had very few accidents - which made his sudden death all the more difficult to comprehend On April 7, 1968, his Lotus had a tyre failure in a F2 race at Hockenheim in Germany and he was killed
UCF Remembers Jim Clark, Florida Historian and Long-time Faculty Member James C Clark, a beloved historian and senior lecturer at UCF, passed away Oct 24, 2025, leaving behind a legacy that shaped generations of students and enriched Florida’s historical narrative He was 78 Since joining UCF in 1986, Clark became a cornerstone of the university’s history department, known for his engaging lectures, sharp wit and passion for storytelling Throughout his
Jim Clark: Was he the best driver ever? - The Sporting Blog We look at the incredible life and career of Jim Clark, a 2 x F1 Champion whose life was taken far too soon Was he the best driver ever? This is the story of motorsport legend Jim Clark, perhaps the greatest driver of all time
The Jim Clark Trust - Heritage. Education. Inspiration. The Jim Clark Trust is a charity dedicated to celebrating the story of Jim Clark We help fund and operate the Jim Clark Motorsport Museum, Jim Clark Café Bistro, Jim Clark Trail and activities that promote heritage, education and inspiration
Jim Clark - Motorsports Hall of Fame of America Born in Fife, Scotland, Clark was invited by Colin Chapman, founder and head of Lotus cars to join his team in 1960 Three years later saw Clark win his first Formula One World Championship after taking the checkered flag in a record seven rounds