Kaleb Cooper met an F1 star at the Grand Prix – and summed it up with one word.

The Clarkson’s Farm star has risen to fame in recent years thanks to the hit Amazon Prime series, which was released in 2021.

Since then, the star has appeared in all three subsequent series, including the fourth iteration, which was released earlier this year across May and June.

The series gives an insight into life on Jeremy Clarkson’s farm in Chadlington, and more recently his pub, The Farmer’s Dog.

Mr Cooper and Mr Clarkson both attended the F1 Grand Prix in Silverstone at the weekend, with the latter branding it ‘fantastic’.

On Sunday, Mr Cooper shared a picture on Instagram of him and Oscar Piastri grinning, with the caption ‘Team’.

The day before, the 27-year-old shared a video on his Instagram story of him playing pool at The Light in Banbury, which is just a 30-minute drive from the racetrack.

Mr Piastri lost out on a win to Lando Norris at the motorsport event.

Mr Norris is now just eight points behind Mr Piastri at the midway stage of the season following the British driver’s maiden win on home turf at a rain-lashed Silverstone.

Mr Norris delivered a composed performance before taking advantage of Piastri’s 10-second sanction for his “erratic braking” behind the safety car.

Mr Piastri felt hard done by with the stewards’ verdict, but McLaren team principal Andrea Stella expects the Australian to bounce back from the punishment.

Mr Norris’ title hopes appeared in tatters after he crashed into Piastri in Canada.

But just three weeks on, the championship momentum is firmly with the 25-year-old after he followed up his win in Austria with another victory on Sunday – the first time in his career he has sealed back-to-back wins.

McLaren driver Oscar Piastri during the British Grand Prix at Silverstone Circuit, Northamptonshire. (Image: Bradley Collyer/PA Wire) Mr Norris now has four victories to Mr Piastri’s five this season, with four-time world champion Max Verstappen third in the standings but now 69 points off the championship pace.

Norris’ celebrations in front of a record 168,000 spectators at Silverstone were briefly halted when a photographer fell on him and he received a small cut to the nose.

However, Mr Norris was able to take to the Silverstone fan stage to lap up the adulation of the British crowd alongside Mr Piastri and McLaren chief executive Zak Brown late on Sunday night.

“It’s two wins in a row, but they’ve not come easy by any means,” said Mr Norris.

“We’ve had good fights, but they’re pretty strenuous, exhausting weekends because you’re fighting for hundredths and thousandths of a second and you’re fighting for perfection in every session.

“I’m also going up against some pretty good drivers. So, it takes a lot out of you, especially when you have a race like Sunday.”

Mr Norris will return to action for the Belgian Grand Prix on July 27 ahead of the concluding race before the sport’s summer break in Hungary a week later.