Celebrity F1 fan Jeremy Clarkson has had a tilt at Bernie Ecclestone after the ex-supremo was hit with an eye-watering fine.
Celebrity F1 fan Jeremy Clarkson has poked fun at Bernie Ecclestone after he reached a £652million court settlement, remarking that the 92-year-old is “down to his last £2billion.”
Clarkson has emerged as an increasingly vocal voice on matters F1 this year, having tweeted during May’s Monaco Grand Prix that he would by a pint for every member of his local team, Alpine, if Esteban Ocon managed to hold on to a place on the podium. Clarkson’s attendance brought no luck to the French-owned team, who suffered a double DNF with Ocon and team-mate Pierre Gasly failing to reach the finish.“I went to the British Grand Prix last weekend with my local team Alpine and, despite having me as a mascot, it wasn’t their best race. One car broke down and the other was punted into retirement by Lance Stroll.
Clarkson’s latest interjection in F1-related matters comes at a time Top Gear’s future is uncertain due to safety concerns.
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