Jim clark driving his ford cortina rally car and touring car

[@nickgray4129]

Gentleman Jim. Simply the best. Thanks for all the wonderful memories of a better time.

[@chrisfleming5109]

The very best driver to ever have lived anywhere in the world.

[@MrFoxboy7]

the GREATEST driver Britain has ever produced to this day

[@MagicAyrtonforever]

He was great but there are others.

[@smothdude]

Greatest driver the world has ever produced

[@stratman9449]

absolutely....and cheers from germany....and i saw Jim in the 60s here at the "solitude" races....fantastic....

[@skarlsboroughworkshops6826]

Drove in F3, F2, F1, Indy, Rally. And had success in all! He came from a British kid living with his family working in a farm, To one of the. If not, THE best, Racing driver of all time.

[@andersonorlandodecarvalho2241]

O cara entrava en drift en curvas opostas ....por Isso AYRTON SENNA O Admirava... Good Clark.

[@Toby_the_Glen]

It's important to note that back in Jim's day Grand Prix drivers would be expected to drive anything and everything. And rarely had a free weekend in their diary. Compare that to todays drivers who are contractually obligated to stick to racing, team testing and promotional events for sponsors. Especially when you consider the great 1960s French F1 driver Johnny Servoz-Gavin who entered a non championship rally for fun and was injured by a branch catching his eye. It affected his vision sufficiently to end his Grand Prix career.

[@tomvirnig]

I seconded it!

[@adamweston4152]

Oulton park at the end.

[@ivandearriba2240]

Britain in Graphic Dephinition.