Jim Clark: The Last 100 Days
In the third and final part of our Jim Clark commemorative special, Michael Oliver calls upon some of the Scot's colleagues to piece together his final 100 days
When Jim Clark won his 25th Grand Prix at Kyalami on New Year's Day 1968, no-one could have foreseen that he had less than 100 days to live.
He was at the top of his game, had won more Grands Prix than any other driver and was embarking on a new Championship season with the Lotus 49 - already a proven race winner and with a new 'B' spec version due in time for the first European Grand Prix of the season, in May.
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