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Jim Clark killed. Jim Clark the famous British racing driver who was twice world
Jim Clark killed. Jim Clark the famous British racing driver who was twice world champion was killed yesterday when his Lotus Ford Cosworth car plunged off the Hockenheim circuit near Heidelberg. Clark was competing in the first of two heats for the AVD-Deutschland trophy race for Formula 2 cars. Clarks team-mate, Graham Hill, seen (second from right) viewing the wreckage of the car
8 April 1968
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Media ID 11215830
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10"x8" (25x20cm) Photo Print
Relive the poignant moment in motorsport history with our exclusive photograph from TopFoto's Media Storehouse. Witness the tragic scene where the legendary British racing driver Jim Clark, a two-time Formula One World Champion, lost his life during a practice session at Hockenheim Circuit in 1968. This evocative image captures the raw emotion and historical significance of one of motorsport's most tragic moments. Order now and add this powerful piece to your collection.
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Estimated Product Size is 25.4cm x 20.3cm (10" x 8")
These are individually made so all sizes are approximate
Artwork printed orientated as per the preview above, with landscape (horizontal) orientation to match the source image.
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Remembering a Racing Legend: Jim Clark's Tragic End". In this poignant print captured on April 8,1968, we are reminded of the untimely demise of British racing icon, Jim Clark. Renowned for his exceptional skill and determination, Clark had achieved the remarkable feat of being crowned world champion twice during his illustrious career. However, fate dealt a cruel blow when tragedy struck at the Hockenheim circuit near Heidelberg. Engaged in the intense AVD-Deutschland trophy race for Formula 2 cars, Clark's Lotus Ford Cosworth car met with a devastating accident that cost him his life. The shocking incident left fans across the globe mourning the loss of an extraordinary talent who had pushed boundaries and redefined excellence in motorsports. As we gaze upon this somber image, our eyes are drawn to Graham Hill - Clarks' teammate - standing amidst the wreckage of their once powerful machine. His expression mirrors our collective grief as he contemplates both their shared dreams shattered by an unforgiving twist of fate. This photograph serves as a stark reminder that even legends can be vulnerable to life's unpredictable turns. It immortalizes not only Jim Clark but also captures the fragility inherent in pursuing one's passion at breakneck speeds. Today, we honor and remember Jim Clark for his indomitable spirit and contributions to motor racing history while cherishing memories forever etched within these frames.
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