Josh Berry Honors Jim Clark's Legacy in Darlington Tribute

Josh Berry, driving for Wood Brothers Racing, will honor legendary driver Jim Clark by using a special paint scheme inspired by Clark's 1965 Indianapolis 500-winning car during the NASCAR throwback weekend at Darlington on April 5-6. The iconic green and yellow colors of Clark's Ford Lotus will replace the traditional red and white of Berry's No. 21 Ford Mustang, marking a tribute to both Clark's achievements and the Wood Brothers' significant role in that historic race. The team played a crucial part in Clark's victory, showcasing innovative pit stop techniques that contributed to his success. This tribute not only celebrates Clark's legacy but also highlights the Wood Brothers' 75 years in racing and their connection to motorsports history. The unveiling of the scheme at the Henry Ford Museum has already garnered excitement among fans, enhancing interest in both NASCAR and IndyCar. Jon Wood, the team's president, emphasized the significance of honoring such an important moment in racing history through the design and collaboration with Clark's family.