It further cements his record as the driver to have won the most grands prix in the history of the sport, and the 39-year-old will be hoping to extend that record further when he joins Ferrari in 2025.
In a stunning weekend for British motorsport, Lando Norris finished on the podium, George Russell achieved pole position in qualifying, and 16-year-old Arvid Lindblad secured a double victory in F3.
Despite all this British success, it was two French drivers Clarkson was cheering on, having proclaimed during the weekend that he was a huge fan of the struggling Alpine team.
Alpine's base is in Enstone, and Clarkson described Pierre Gasly and Esteban Ocon's outfit as his 'local' team.
“Alpine is our local Formula 1 team and this you know it’s not like everyone in London is supporting Manchester United," he explained in a video on the team's official X page.
“I support the local F1 team and that’s you [Alpine] guys.
“After Monaco two years ago - last year - Monaco last year when you guys, I said if you get a podium in Monaco I’ll buy everyone on the team a pint.
“Only after I tweeted did I realise 1,000 people work on these Formula 1 teams so that was buttock clenching.”