Jeremy Clarkson is a British journalist, TV broadcaster, and writer, better known as a motoring journalist. He became a known face after appearing as a presenter in ‘BBC’s ‘Top Gear,’ from 1988 to 1998 and then from 2002 to 2015. Born and raised in Doncaster, Jeremy belonged to an average English family. His early interest in cars led him to pursue a career in the field. He faced hard times in his teenage years. He was expelled from ‘Repton Public School’ for bad behavior, following which he joined his parents’ business of selling toys. He laid the foundation of the ‘Motoring Press Agency’ in 1984, which helped him enter motoring journalism. He was later approached by publications such as ‘The Sun’ and ‘The Sunday Times’ to write motor reviews for them. His bold and controversial opinions on several brands made him a widely popular figure in motor journalism. He is known for his hatred of diesel cars, as he famously calls them “Diseasel” cars. Since his early days at ‘BBC,’ he has played a significant part in his show’s success.