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Duns,
Scottish Borders

Jim Clarke Motorsport Museum

44 Newtown St
Duns
TD11 3AU

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Explore the Legacy of Jim Clark at the Motorsport Museum

The Jim Clark Motorsport Museum in the Scottish Borders celebrates the extraordinary career of Jim Clark, one of the greatest motor racing drivers in history. Known for his remarkable achievements, including winning the Formula One World Championship in 1963 and 1965 and the Indy 500, Clark’s story is vividly brought to life through the museum’s exhibits.

Visitors can delve into the details of Clark’s career, view iconic race cars such as the Lotus 38 and Jaguar D-Type, and admire an impressive collection of trophies and memorabilia. The museum also features interactive displays and archive films, offering a comprehensive look at Clark’s achievements and enduring legacy.

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