From the award-winning publishers of the definitive photographic biography Jim Clark Life At Team Lotus, the latest volume from Coterie Press provides an evocative snapshot of the cars and drivers competing in a memorable season of British motorsport. Detailing almost every major class and formula, including saloons and single-seaters, it sees the legendary drivers such as Stewart, Hill, Gurney, Brabham, Surtees and McLaren competing hard against the formidable talent of Team Lotus and works supported drivers Jimmy Clark, Mike Spence, Jack Sears, Sir John Whitmore, Pedro Rodriguez, Brian Hart, Peter Revson and Ray Parsons.

Copiously illustrated with nearly 200 hitherto unseen photographs from the Peter Darley Archive, the book not only captures the unique atmosphere of the time, but also lists the race results for every class in which Jim Clark competed, recording the thrills and spills as they unfolded, for Colin Chapman’s record breaking Team Lotus in 1965.

With contributions from Jack Sears who wrote the foreword, Sally Swart (Stokes), Bob
Dance and David Hobbs, 1965: JIM CLARK & TEAM LOTUS-THE UK RACES is not just
an invaluable record of Jimmy’s early life and times, but also a uniquely colourful depiction of an
important period in British motor racing history. One which like many other Coterie publications
is sure to become a coveted collectors item.

PUBLISHER'S LIMITED EDITION

For the true collector of rare and fine automotive books we have produced 100 copies of the
'Publishers Edition' of 1965: Jim Clark & Team Lotus The UK Races.

Bound in the highest quality black leather, each copy of the Publishers Edition is presented in a
deluxe cloth covered 'clam-shell' case, which will sit perfectly alongside our previous Jim Clark
title as a matching pair on your bookshelf! Inside this stunning presentation case each book
has the JC emblem debossed into the leather cover, the pages are gilt edged, and every copy
has a silver silk ribbon marker.

Each one of the 100 copies produced has been personally signed and numbered by both the
author William Taylor, and the photographer Peter Darley.