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I'm biased for all sorts of reasons, but for me Colin Chapman was the best at everything except driving, and he managed to team up with the best ever driver.
However, one of my earliest memories is a race at Brands Hatch. For lap after lap (or so it seemed to my six or seven year old self), Jim Clark and Dan Gurney ran 1-2 with Dan pushing hard but unable to pass. Eventually Jim ran off the road, entirely as a result of the pressure. It's the only time I recall seeing Jim Clark make a mistake.
My adult self understands that Dan Gurney was one of the few drivers Jim Clark feared. That day showed me why. The two of them were in a class of their own, but the irony is neither won the race.