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Posted by glennm on 11 May 2013 
You can debate this topic until the cows come home, with no resolution. We try a bit with our Top 15 All-Time Drivers statistical comparison, but this nice video piece from CNN Sports illustrates the challenge. Full Article...
Posted by glennm on 13 April 2013 
Colin Chapman's engineering genius for Team Lotus in the 1960s was matched only by Jim Clark's sublime and innate skill as a racing driver. In this first-person account, Chapman pays homage to his fallen comrade. Full Article...
Posted by glennm on 11 April 2013 
Incredible. The Cahiers (father and son) have captured the essence of F1 motor raving with a series of evocative portraits of all the World Champions. © The Cahier Archive. Full Article...
Posted by glennm on 23 June 2012 
The running was close in Valencia, but at the flag it was Red Bull’s Sebastian Vettel who emerged the fastest, capturing the 33rd pole of his career, tying Alain Prost and the late Jim Clark for 3rd all time. Full Article...
Posted by glennm on 26 May 2012 
At the 1965 Grand Prix of Monaco, Graham Hill won by more than a minute in a BRM from Lorenzo Bandini's Ferrari and teammate Jackie Stewart, while Jim Clark was off capturing the Indy 500 for Team Lotus. The circuit was pretty much the same as today ... Full Article...
Posted by glennm on 18 March 2012 
Jim Clark leading Graham Hill on his way to winning the 1967 United States Grand Prix at Watkins Glen. Full Article...
Posted by glennm on 07 January 2012 
The BBC's video portrait of Jim Clark, one of the most talented and intriguing characters of the 1960s and the most successful racing driver of his time, Full Article...
Posted by glennm on 27 December 2011 
Jim Clark, Graham Hill, Richie Ginther, Jackie Stewart and (2nd row) John Surtees at the start of the 1965 British Grand Prix at Silverstone. This was Clark's 4th straight British GP win. Copyright © Sutton Images, courtesy of ESPN F1. Full Article...
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