If you haven’t heard, Richard Hammond (of Top Gear fame) narrowly escaped a fiery wreck over the weekend that occured with him behind the wheel of an electric supercar while filming an upcoming episode of Amazon’s The Grand Tour in Switzerland. Hammond lost control on a hairy left turn after completing the Hemburg Hill Climb, and the car
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Phew…that was an ordeal! Former Top Gear BBC hosts Jeremy Clarkson, Richard Hammond, and James May finally have a new home: Amazon Prime. The trio will launch a new Top Gear-esque show in 2016. Clarkson was let go from BBC’s Top Gear after he verbally and physically abused a staffer. But enough about that (you can read
Jeremy Clarkson has been fired from Top Gear, the BBC confirmed Wednesday. Clarkson’s contract “will not be renewed by the BBC, marking the end of his time as Top Gear presenter,” BBC director general Tony Hall said. Clarkson was suspended on March 10 after allegedly verbally abusing and physically attacking Top Gear staffer Oisin Tymon in
In our inaugural Reader’s Choice Awards, you named Top Gear BBC as your favorite auto-related TV show. Now, according to some reports, the show’s future could be in doubt. Host Jeremy Clarkson has been suspended (again) due to a reported “fracas” with a producer. Here’s the short-but-sweet announcement from BBC: “Following a fracas with a BBC
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