Jeremy Clarkson

Even if you're not a fan of animated movies made by Pixar or DreamWorks, you probably know the flick “Cars” from 2006. Its main character, Lightening McQueen, ...

Do you have any interesting facts about Clarkson you want to share? While most people know Jeremy Clarkson for his presentation of the BBC’s Top Gear, along with Richard Hammond and James May, he also had a number of less-talked about projects on the channel. He returned it to Ford after a number of issues including a failed immobiliser, a wonky anti theft tracking device, and, he was simply too tall. After Clarkson had finally got the GT after a year-long waiting time, he realized that it was in fact “the most unreliable car ever made,” much to the amusement of Hammond and May. However, you may not have noticed that Jeremy Clarkson himself did in fact voice the minor character Harv, Lightening McQueen’s agent. Even if you’re not a fan of animated movies made by Pixar or DreamWorks, you probably know the flick “Cars” from 2006.

Former 'Top Gear' host Richard Hammond has mocked his friend and 'The Grand Tour' co-star Jeremy Clarkson's memory following jibes he made about his ability to ...

This caused the car to violently flip and roll. Speaking in The Sun newspaper's TV Biz column, Hammond said: "Jeremy’s memory is also crap, and that is because he is ancient. I can’t run up a hill because I’ve crashed a car upside down off a mountain in flames.

Jeremy Clarkson, who turned a year older on April 11, says 'I do think about dying, a lot, and it bothers me'

All the stuff I used to think was boring is now a “lovely” way of passing the time." Jeremy continued that he fears that advances in medical science could simply leave the older generation like him ‘outstaying his welcome’. "I’m a drain, a waste of blood and organs. As the article proceeds, Clarkson rounded up a list of fellow male celebrities who are also turning 62 this year. Clarkson said that he no longer has to worry about what he looked like. And you still won’t be able to run the hundred meters in 11 seconds or do pole-vaulting or swim a length underwater or win the Tour de France.” The former TV presenter, who turned 62 on Monday, April 11, shared how he thinks about death 'a lot' as he turned a year older.

He then goes on to share his thoughts on the ageing process, while ruling out any chance of him joining a gym to try and keep youthful. Advert. 10.

He went on: “And that irritates me. And you still won’t be able to run the hundred metres in 11 seconds or do pole-vaulting or swim a length underwater or win the Tour de France.” But instead of hiding in a wardrobe, hoping it won’t find me there, I’m writing this, and when I’ve finished I’ll go to the pub.