Richard Hammond, the former BBC Top Gear presenter, is fined £999 after being convicted of speeding twice within three weeks while driving luxury cars. According to court reports, police identify a speeding incident in which Hammond was driving a Porsche and was caught breaking the speed limit on 2 December last year. Around 20 days later, he is again stopped for speeding while driving a Bentley. Multiple outlets report that the penalty is set by a court, with Hammond receiving a £999 fine. Coverage also says authorities spend time trying to locate him, including attempts to trace his address, with reporting that police send correspondence in an effort to contact the presenter at a home in Wales. The reports describe Hammond as a 56-year-old and associate him with his Top Gear role. Across the articles, the central points are the two speeding convictions, the specific cars involved, the roughly three-week gap between the incidents, and the resulting £999 fine.