Agreed  We really should try to stick to the subject of the article at hand  And looking through the Jeremy Clarkson article Isee there really isnt a lot about his penchant for speed Its mentioned but just briefly alongside his clean driving record However in searching via Google I found this articleThis to me seems rather striking to have somebody talking so openly about speed  Maybe we could change the article around to beIn spite of his penchant for speed Clarkson holds a clean driving licence None the less he is not especially reluctant to discuss the subject of speed In a November 2005 article in The Sunday Times Mr Clarkson wrote while discussing the Bugatti VeyronOn a recent drive across Europe I desperately wanted to reach the top speed but I ran out of road when the needle hit 240mph and later in the same article From behind the wheel of a Veyron France is the size of a small coconut I cannot tell you how fast I crossed it the other day Because you simply wouldnt believe meCould we write that These two quotes are rather remarkable in my opinion and worth mentioning in the article  They demonstrate his honest and frank manner of discussing his travels across Europe And we could just leave it to the reader to decide if he is talking about going 240mph on public roads or whatever I realize you may feel differently about Mr Clarkson than I do but none the less these two quotes do clarify his penchant for speed and are worth mentioning alongside his clean driving record I would say  

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Agreed  We really should try to stick to the subject of the article at hand  And looking through the Jeremy Clarkson article Isee there really isnt a lot about his penchant for speed Its mentioned but just briefly alongside his clean driving record However in searching via Google I found this articleThis to me seems rather striking to have somebody talking so openly about speed  Maybe we could change the article around to beIn spite of his penchant for speed Clarkson holds a clean driving licence None the less he is not especially reluctant to discuss the subject of speed In a November 2005 article in The Sunday Times Mr Clarkson wrote while discussing the Bugatti VeyronOn a recent drive across Europe I desperately wanted to reach the top speed but I ran out of road when the needle hit 240mph and later in the same article From behind the wheel of a Veyron France is the size of a small coconut I cannot tell you how fast I crossed it the other day Because you simply wouldnt believe meCould we write that These two quotes are rather remarkable in my opinion and worth mentioning in the article  They demonstrate his honest and frank manner of discussing his travels across Europe And we could just leave it to the reader to decide if he is talking about going 240mph on public roads or whatever I realize you may feel differently about Mr Clarkson than I do but none the less these two quotes do clarify his penchant for speed and are worth mentioning alongside his clean driving record I would say  

