Jim Clark Motorsport Museum

Visit the Jim Clark Motorsport Museum in Duns, Berwickshire and step into the world of Scotland’s first Formula One World Champion. This award-winning attraction celebrates the life, career and legacy of Jim Clark, one of the greatest racing drivers in motorsport history.

During an extraordinary 11-year career, Jim Clark secured two Formula One World Championships, won the Indianapolis 500 and dominated circuits across the world throughout the 1950s and 60s.

Whether you’re a motorsport enthusiast or planning a family day out in the Scottish Borders, this vibrant museum offers a unique and inspiring experience for visitors of all ages.

You can donate to the Jim Clark Motorsport Museum here.

What You’ll Discover at the Museum

Explore an impressive collection of trophies, memorabilia and interactive displays that bring Jim Clark’s story to life, both on and off the track.

We also host a changing programme of exhibitions, ensuring there is always something new to see:

• Learn more about the Golden Helmet Trophy here
• Explore our 2026 special exhibition ‘Giants in Miniature’ here

Cars on Display

A highlight of any visit is our collection of iconic period cars associated with Jim Clark. On display throughout 2026:

• Lotus 38
• Lotus Cortina
• Lotus 33
• Lotus 35

Interactive Experiences

Our interactive museum experience allows you to explore Jim Clark’s career and personal life, all set in Duns, the area where he grew up and farmed.

Jim Clark Racing Simulator

Take the driver’s seat and experience the thrill of 1960s racing:

• Drive a Formula One car at Brands Hatch or Monza
• Race a Lotus Cortina at Crystal Palace or Knockhill
• Choose between Rookie or Champion mode depending on your experience

Please note there is an additional fee to use the simulator.

Family Friendly Activities

Kids Trail: ‘Lap of the Museum’

Children can explore the museum by spotting hidden toy cars throughout the exhibits, ticking them off on their map to earn a champion sticker.

This activity is free with the purchase of a family or child ticket.

Accessibility and Visitor Information

The Jim Clark Motorsport Museum is designed to be fully accessible:

• Easy access on one level
• Accessible toilet facilities
• Baby changing facilities available

For more information:

• View our accessibility statement here
• Read our visual guide to help prepare for your visit here

Quiet Wonders Gentle Museum Mornings

We offer dedicated sessions for visitors who prefer a calmer environment:

• First Friday of every month
• 10:00am to 12:00 noon

Learn more about Quiet Wonders sessions here.

Community and Events

Alzheimer Scotland Racing Reminiscence

We are proud to support Alzheimer Scotland through the Racing Reminiscence programme, offering a welcoming and supportive space for people affected by dementia.

Sessions include:

• Social interaction and conversation
• Motorsport memories using photographs and memorabilia
• A relaxed and friendly environment

Sessions are held on the first Wednesday of each month from 2PM to 4PM.

For more information:

• Call Alzheimer Scotland Scottish Borders on 01573 400324
• Or visit the programme webpage here