Books on Jim Clark

Title	Author	Date	ISBN	Notes
Jim Clark at the wheel	Jim Clark	1965	none	Hardback, 143 x 220 mm, 208pp
Jim Clark at the wheel	Jim Clark	1965	none	Hardback, 143 x 220 mm, 208pp Different publisher and statistics include 1964, pictures arranged differently
Jim Clark at the wheel	Jim Clark	1965	none	Softback 106 x 178 mm, 176pp.
Jim Clark	Jim Clark	1966	none	French version of 'At the wheel' with different photographs Softback, 115 x 180 mm, 220pp.
The Jim Clark Story	Bill Gavin	1967	none	Hardback, 140 x 215mm, 152pp.
Die Jim Clark Story	Bill Gavin	1967	none	German version
La Storia di Jim Clark	Bill Gavin	1968	none	Italian version Softback, 140 x 210mm, 196pp.
Jim Clark portrait of a great driver	Graham Gault and others	1968	none	Hardback, 137 x 204 mm, 204pp.
Jenseits von schnell, das leben von Jim Clark	Helmut Zwickl	1968		German text Hardback, 144 x 209 mm, 129pp.
Jim Clark Remembered	Graham Gauld	1975	0 85059 190 2	Hardback, 160 x 240 mm, 143pp
Jim Clark Remembered	Graham Gauld	1975	0 668 03848 9	American version. Hardback, 160 x 240 mm, 143pp
Jim Clark remembered	Graham Gauld	1984	0 85058 730 7	2nd edition, originally printed in 1975 The story of his career, successes and disappointments. Hardback, 160 x 240 mm, 144pp
Jim Clark, The Legend Lives On	Graham Gauld	1989	1 85260 144 2	3rd edition, originally printed in 1975 as 'Jim Clark remembered' The story of his career, successes and disappointments. Hardback, 158 x 240 mm, 157pp.
Jim Clark	Doug Nye	1991	0 905138 77 5	Autocourse driver profile No. 8 Hardback, 215 x 303 mm , 109pp.
Senna & Clark: Due Miti a Confronto	Fabiano Vandone	1995		Italian text compares the lives of Senna and Clark Hardback, 250 x 270 mm, 80pp.
Jim Clark	Eric Dymock	1997	0 85429 982 3	Hardback, 205 x 245 mm, 256pp.
Jim Clark Photographic Memories	Eric Bryce	1998	0 9533011 0 9	Softback, 296 x 210mm, 24pp.
Jim Clark racing legend	Eric Dymock	2003	0760316899 0760317038	Hardback, 200 x 240 mm, 288pp. US Edition of the 1997 book.
Jim Clark and his most succesful Lotus	Eoin Young		978 1 84425 0295	This compelling book marries together a study of a great period in the life of Jim Clark with the history of a great British marque. Featured in particular is the famous Lotus 25, from its golden 1963 World Championship-winning year, through subsequent owners and crashes until the remains are discovered and the gallant old charger is restored to its original specification. You also get full technical description from racing journals of the day . 254 x 254 mm, 240pp
Jim Clark - life at team lotus	Peter Darley	2007	978 1902351285	A pictorial of Jim's life at Team Lotus from beginning to tragic premature end at that fateful Hockenheim F2 race. Also a limited edition, ISBN 978 1 902351 29 2 296pp 314 x 310 mm
Jim Clark - A photographic portrait	Quentin Spurring	2008	978 1844255016	This superbly produced book brings Clark's career vividly to life through stunning images 256pp 282 x 232 mm
Jim Clark: Grand Prix Legend	Andrew Tulloch	2008	978 0297854401	His story is told here by the curator of the museum dedicated to his extraordinary exploits. 240pp 259 x 221 mm
1965: Jim Clark & Team Lotus. The UK Races	William Taylor	2009	ISBN 9781902351360	This publication concentrates on just one season of Jim Clark's career, 1965. This was a very special year in the career of Jim Clark. In this season Clark showed his versatility by driving everything from Formula One to saloon cars and Indy 500 to sports-prototypes. He won more often than not, the high point being his victory at the Brickyard. This book looks at the events surrounding each outing and of course the races themselves. Close to 200 never before published images from the Peter Darley Archive. With new contributions from Jack Sears, Sally Swart (Stokes), Bob Dance and David Hobbs. 208pp. hardback, 250 x 250 mm
1965: Jim Clark & Team Lotus. The UK Races	William Taylor	2009	ISBN 9781902351377	'Publishers Edition' of 1965: Jim Clark & Team Lotus (100 copies). Bound in black leather, presented in a deluxe cloth covered 'clam-shell' case. Each book has the JC emblem embossed into the leather cover, the pages are gilt edged, and each copy has a silver silk ribbon marker. Each one of the 100 copies has been personally signed and numbered by the author William Taylor.
If you have come second you have lost, Winning the World Championship with Jim Clark.	Cedric Selzer	2013	ISBN:9781859604236	The book tells Cedric's story, from coming over from South Africa, getting work at Team Lotus and then becoming Jim Clark's mechanic in the World Championship year of 1963. The foreword is by Jackie Stewart. There is a softback version and a hardback version, the latter is limited to 63 pieces. Number 63 of 63, signed by Jackie Stewart, was auctioned at Goodwood by Bonhams on the 14th of September 2013 and reached a very neat GBP 1.125! It's 200 pages with 60 rare photos.
Jim Clark Racing Hero / Rennfahrerlegende	Graham Gauld	2014	ISBN-10: 3927458759 ISBN-13: 978-3927458758	Bilingual biography of Jim Clark written by his friend Graham Gauld. Hardcover, size 290 x 290 x 50 mm, 400 pages, 72 color and 253 b&w photos, text English and German.
Jim Clark, Tribute to a Champion	Eric Dymock	2017	ISBN-10: 095745855X ISBN-13: 978-0957458550	Updated with additional information about the Jim Clark Trust (to which a royalty is donated on each copy sold) and museum and the images have been updated with plenty of colour included. The pictures are all quite small, but this is a book about text rather than photographs and is a fascinating read. Celebrating the life and achievements of Jim Clark (1936-1968), Formula 1 World Champion 1963 and 1965, this book details his place in motor racing history and his total command at the wheel. Eric Dymock portrays him as an individual, nail-biting, insecure yet along with Juan Manuel Fangio the greatest driver ever. From a Scottish farming family Clark rewrote the annals of American racing at Indianapolis, second at his first attempt in 1963, winning in 1965. Seemingly equal to the odds of the most dangerous eight years at the top of motor racing, Clark died in an unlikely accident in a minor race at Hockenheim on April 7 1968. Genius at the wheel was not enough. Rivals' campaigns for safety saved countless lives on and off the track. Eric Dymock first met Jim Clark when they were competing against each other on the Scottish Rally in 1955, at the time Clark had not yet sat in a racing car and Dymock hadn’t started his career as a journalist. They became firm friends and this is a comprehensive biography of one of the all-time greats by someone very well placed. Hardcover, 176 pages, English, size 218 x 18 x 290 mm
Jim Clark: The Best of the Best	David Tremayne	2018	ISBN-10: 1910505161 ISBN-13: 978-1910505168	Published on the 50th anniversary of Clark's death, this book, 20 years in the making, is a deeply detailed look at a complex and compelling character. Starting in a friend's cars in driving tests, sprints, hill climbs, autocrosses and rallies, Clark graduated to sports cars in his native Scotland while still pursuing his other passion, which was farming. Such was his subliminal driving talent that motorsport overcame farming, and he went on to win in sports cars, touring cars, Formula Junior, Formula 2 and Formula 1, and to triumph in the legendary Indianapolis 500 in America. Clark's Formula 1 debut came in 1960, with Team Lotus, where his unique fraternal relationship with boss Colin Chapman became one of the cornerstones of success for them both. Hardcover, 520 pages, English, size 290 x 35 x 248 mm
Jim Clark En France	Dominique Vincent	2022	ISBN: 9782958311735	If the international sporting career of the champion is well known, the French part, including his life in Paris, is probably less so. With the help of new testimonies from friends and family, exceptional and unpublished photos and documents (notably from the archives of Gérard Crombac, Michel Finquel and the Clark family), the author has been able to shed light on the French and Monegasque dimension – 41 races in F1, F2, FJ, Sport and GT from 1959 to 1967 – of Jim Clark's unparalleled trajectory. Hardback, English and French, 288 pages, 600 illustrations, size 240 x 280 x 28 mm
Clark through the lens	Eric Bryce	2023	ISBN-10: 0995607672 ISBN-13: 978-0995607675	Eric Bryce was close friend of Jim Clark and took many photographs of Jim throughout his racing career. This book includes some of these photographs that have not been published before. There are over 100 photographs taken from 1959 through to 1967 taken at various tracks in UK. Paperback Dimensions: 210 x 297 mm