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David Coulthard Offered Pub to Jeremy Clarkson for Free

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David Coulthard has disclosed that he once offered his struggling pub in south-west London to Jeremy Clarkson at no cost. The proposal was made in an effort to help revive the business.

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Former F1 driver reveals he offered London pub to Jeremy Clarkson in unusual dealFormer Formula 1 driver David Coulthard has revealed he once offered his struggling south-west London pub to former Top Gear host Jeremy Clarkson free of charge in an attempt to salvage the venture. Speaking during a drive-along interview with presenter Jodie Kidd, the former Williams, McLaren and Red Bull driver explained how he approached Clarkson when he couldn't get the pub, The Brown Dog ... Keep readingMotorsport.comFirst to reportRead →Sun 9 Aug · 22:40 UTCDavid Coulthard reveals offer that Jeremy Clarkson turned down"I actually offered it to Jeremy Clarkson..."PlanetF1Read →Mon 10 Aug · 16:00 UTCF1 winner reveals offer to "give" Jeremy Clarkson his pub, but with a key conditionJeremy Clarkson is far from the only famous face to have invested in the pub industry.CrashRead →Wed 12 Aug · 11:27 UTC
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