Jim Clark’s 1964 season – from Snett to Sebring
And so it begins… Last year we looked at Jim’s classic 1963 season; now, in video form, and with additional photographs on these pages, we continue our race-by-race reports of Jim’s racing career and...
View ArticleGoodwood Easter Monday: Jim Clark, P1
From Sebring back to the UK via a quick test day at Indianapolis: for Jim Clark, the 1964 season was now gathering pace. Next on the agenda was the March 30 non-championship F1 race at Goodwood, that...
View ArticleTo Pau, for the first 1-litre F2 race…
Jim Clark’s 1964 season engendered a wide variety of nice – and sometimes not-so-nice – racing cars. The F2 Lotus 32 fell firmly in the former category. Jim’s first race with it was in the opening...
View ArticleA little bit of Oulton
It wasn’t always going to be a free weekend: when Jim Clark opened his red leather agenda over the winter in Edington Mains the Syracuse F1 weekend would definitely have been listed – a race...
View ArticleJim walks away…
Milliseconds after being forced off-line, Jim spins to avoid Andre Pilette’s Scirocco-Climax at Melling Crossing The Aintree 200 meeting 50 years ago was significant not only because it was the last...
View ArticleThe little Nurburgring
Race 14 of Jim Clark’s 1964 racing season – 50 years ago – was staged on the south circuit of the Nurburgring. The Eifelrennen – “the Eifel races” – were already forged in history. And now, as the...
View ArticleAll four seasons in one day
The 1964 Daily Express International Trophy meeting at Silverstone for Jim Clark brought all four seasons in a day: on one brilliant uSaturday, in front of a packed crowd, Jim raced the F1 Lotus...
View ArticleJim Clark and the 1964 Month of May
From the Silverstone International Trophy, Jim Clark, Dan Gurney and Colin Chapman flew straight to Indianapolis for testing of the new quad-cam Ford-engined Lotus 43s. In the photo album below we...
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