Jim Clark Motorsport Museum
Review
When one thinks of Scottish heroes, you’d be forgiven for thinking Rob Roy or William Wallace first, but whereas your would be 100% correct, there is another name etched onto the hearts of Scottish formula one fans and that is Jim Clark who sadly passed away, doing the job he loved the most. Here at the Jim Clark Motors port Museum, you’ll be able to explore just exactly what made this man tick and why he is so revered by racing car fans, not just in Scotland but all over the world. Within this cute little museum, you can see his cars, trophies and you can even clamber into the seat of a proper racing car simulator. I really liked this museum, not just because I like motorsports myself, but because of its interpretation value. Live Borders really have excelled themselves with this collection and it’s brilliant to see this great man’s spirit kept alive in such style!
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44 Newtown Street
,
Duns, Scottish Borders
, TD11 3AU
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