Book: Jim Clark A Racing career in Portraits of Dr. Benno Müller

Jim Clark, born 1936 in Scotland, the overarching driver of the 60's was . He was 1963 and 1965 world champion and lost the title in 1962 and 1964 respectively in the last race only by technical defects. He won a total of 25 Grands Prix , to 1965 as the first European since 1916, the 500-mile race at Indianapolis. 33 times he was on pole position in 28 Grand Prix he drove the fastest lap. But this impressive track record describes only one side of the sympathetic Scots. With his modest , yet open-minded nature he was an excellent ambassador for his country and his sport .

Between Dr. Benno Müller and Jim Clark was a very special relationship . The portrait photographer has witnessed , as the young Scot made ​​in 1960 on the Solitude for the first time a sensation in Germany . He was on the dreary April 7, 1968 there when Clark for the last time went to the start at the Hockenheimring . In between were many encounters in which each arose and respect. So Dr. Benno Müller over time Jim Clark's favorite photographer, the Scot , however, was the favorite motif of the country doctor . This book shows the most impressive recordings that Dr. Benno Müller while Jim Clark's unique career has made . It is reminiscent of two extraordinary people : one of the world's best racers and a great photographer .

Specifications:

• Publisher: Jörg- Thomas Födisch
• Authors: Dr. Benno Müller, Michael Behrndt , Jörg- Thomas Födisch
• Size: 23 x 27 cm, hardcover
• Number of pages: 160
• Language: German
• ISBN / EAN: 9783000244384