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Formula One Art & Genius is one of the pioneering non-commercial Web sites devoted to Grand Prix motor racing. First launched for the 1996 F1 season — with more than 410,000 visitors in its initial six years — this enthusiast-designed site is still the work of just one passionate F1 aficionado. Currently undergoing extensive renovations, F1A&G is an historical tribute to the passion, heroism, glory and tragedy that for six decades have made Formula One racing the world's greatest stage for drivers, their machines and the people who admire both.

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Clark’s Last GP Victory

Forty years ago, driving Colin Chapman’s revolutionary Lotus 49 and the then still relatively new Ford Cosworth DFV engine, Jim Clark won the South African GP at Kayalami.  This would prove to be the last of his 25 Formula One victories — then the career record — and the beginning of a new era of advertiser-sponsored cars that Clark would sadly never see, killed just six months later in a meaningless F2 race in Germany.

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For more on Jim Clark, including videos and links, see the F1A&G profile.

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