Jim Clark is often regarded as one of the greatest drivers in motorsport history for his unmatched versatility and dominance during the 1960s. The Scottish driver won two Formula 1 World Championships (1963, 1965) with Lotus and secured 25 wins and 33 pole positions in just 72 Grand Prix starts—an astonishing win and pole ratio that stood as records for years. But Clark’s brilliance wasn’t limited to F1. In 1965, he became the first driver to win both the F1 championship and the Indianapolis 500

The Good Old Formula 1 – Fittipaldi's Lotus 72D at Old Interlagos | Pure Ford Cosworth V8 Sound #F1 #formula1 #racing | Racing Spec

Arguably one of the prettiest F1 cars we have ever seen. The #Lotus 72 raced over six seasons and achieved 20 wins, 3 Constructors’ Championships and 2 Drivers’ Championships. It really is a special machine. Making its debut at the 1970 season, it was a complete innovation when it was launched, with inboard brakes, side-mounted radiators, and an overhead air intake. The 72 was quite possibly Colin Chapman’s ultimate masterpiece. The wedge shape was a departure from the cigar-style Formula 1 cars