Jim Clark: The Best of the Best

Wonderful Subject, Jim Clark was, without question, the Best of the Best.Excellent Author, David Tremayne has been researching and compiling this book for over 20 years and like his work on Donald Campbell, the detail and knowledge he imparts is superb.Wonderful Images - A peerless collection illustrating Clarks racing exploits.Only one small gripe. The book design and layout is unimaginative. In this aspect, and especially for this price, I was hoping for more, in all others, this work easily met my expectations.

A great book about a truly fantastic driverHaving watched the great man race in 1960's he was clearly the best there has ever beenHe would easily have won several more world championships and many more races as wellI recommend anybody who has an interest in motor sport to either buy this book or find a way to get your hands on a copy and read it

As much as I appreciated Jim Clark's talent, I was always a Graham Hill fan. Despite this and because of the era that this covers I decided to buy this book. I have not been disappointed, this is a fantastic book, it is worth the money just for the photos alone. I'm over half way reading it and am finding it hard to put down.

I bought this as a Father's Day gift for my husband. He absolutely loves it. He says it really is one of the best books about Jim Clark that he has read. Jim Clark has always been his favourite racing driver.

the fact that even to this day, He is still a good advert for 'Bryl Cream' and I am up with 'the larks' with this marvelous piece of 'artwork.

This is an expensive book but it is superb. The detail is amazing. It takes you to a time when F1 was very different as were the drivers. It includes an incredible number of photos. Reading it reinforced my view that Jim Clark is still The Best of the Best.

This was a very interesting book with many facts I didnt know about Jim Clark.I would recommend it .

A well written, comprehensive history of one of the greatest racing drivers ever. A must for grand prix enthusiasts who loved the 1960' s era of racing. Many of us must remember where we were when we heard the terrible news of Jim Clark's fatal accident.