Clarkson's Farm - supplier of Alpine F1 products

      Recently, Jeremy Clarkson, the famous British television presenter known for shows like Top Gear, Grand Tour, and "Clarkson's Farm," delighted the public by announcing that his health is improving.

      But the interesting news he is associated with doesn't stop there. The Alpine F1 team announced that during the race weekend in Silverstone, Clarkson's farm will supply them with its food products, which is also aimed at drawing attention to the hard work of British farmers.

      The Alpine base is located less than ten kilometers from the farm, and it takes about fifty minutes to get to the racetrack from there. Pierre Gasly has already become the star of a short video that the team posted on their social media pages: the clip captured the driver's visit to the shop located at the farm and how he carried back full baskets of various goodies.

      He was welcomed there by Lisa Hogan, a former Irish model and television presenter, a long-time friend of Clarkson and his partner in this successful agricultural project.

      "We are happy to rely on this farm, which will supply us with local farm products during the weekend in Silverstone," confirmed Steve Nielsen, the team's managing director. "Our team has an excellent relationship with Jeremy Clarkson, and he has been providing us with great support for several years.

      It's great that we are helping to promote British farming and drawing attention to an industry that is very important for the local economy. There are several farms around our base in Enstone, and we know well how hard the farmers work to supply food to our tables.

      We are using this special occasion to bring this produce to Silverstone so that the team and drivers eat well during the weekend, so thank you to Jeremy and his farm for their continued support!"