Jim Clark

Jim Clark

Jim Clark (March 4, 1936 – April 7, 1968) was a Scottish Formula 1 driver, widely regarded as one of the greatest talents in motorsport history. Born in Kilmany, Scotland, and raised on a farm in the Scottish Borders, Clark began racing in local events and quickly gained attention for his skill and smooth driving style. He joined Formula 1 in 1960 with Team Lotus, forming a legendary partnership with team owner Colin Chapman. Clark won his first World Championship in 1963 and repeated the feat in 1965, dominating the season by winning six of the ten races. That same year, he also won the prestigious Indianapolis 500, showcasing his versatility and talent across different types of racing. Known for his calm demeanor, exceptional control, and precise driving, Clark was highly respected by both fans and competitors. Tragically, Clark's career was cut short on April 7, 1968, when he died in a crash during a Formula 2 race at Hockenheim, Germany. His death sent shockwaves through the racing world. Today, Jim Clark’s legacy lives on as one of the sport’s true legends, remembered for his remarkable skill, humility, and the lasting impact he left on Formula 1.

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  • Được biết đến với : Acting
  • Sinh nhật : 1936-03-04
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Jim Clark Phim

  • 1967
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    9 Days in Summer

    9 Days in Summer

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  • 1966
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    Grand Prix

    Grand Prix

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  • 2009
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    Jim Clark: The Quiet Champion

    Jim Clark: The Quiet Champion

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  • 1963
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    Der Sport-Spiegel

    Der Sport-Spiegel

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