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01.08.2021 - 20:13

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The Grand Tour star Jeremy Clarkson never minces his words when it comes to airing what is really on his mind and his latest social media posts are no different.

Following this week’s Hungarian Grand Prix, the broadcaster made several subtle digs towards Formula One star, Lewis Hamilton.It comes just a week after Mercedes driver Lewis, 36, crashed into Max Verstappen, 23, during the British Grand Prix at Silverstone which saw him land a 10-second time penalty.However, this week saw Lewis come third in the race, with Max finishing in tenth place.Following the nail-biting drama at Silverstone last week, Jeremy Clarkson, 61, failed to remain silent as viewers sat on the edge of their seats watching this week’s Grand Prix.In view of his 7.3.

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