Jim Clark, a driver whose name is forever linked with the history of motorsport, was born on March 4, 1936. Today, his 90th birthday, we remember his extraordinary career and his lasting significance for the world of racing.
Clark dominated Formula 1 in the 1960s. With two world championship titles, in 1963 and 1965, and 25 Grand Prix victories, he set standards that are still admired today.
But Clark was more than just his successes and statistics. His driving style was characterised by calmness, skill and an extraordinary feel for the car. Even under extreme conditions, he remained in control, demonstrating a level of skill that made him one of the greatest drivers of all time for many.
We remember an athlete who had a lasting impact on racing and whose name will forever be inextricably linked with the history of motorsport.
