James May rules out imminent reunion with Clarkson and Hammond

Summarised from 2 outlets · Updated 14 Oct, 17:02 · Archive

James May has said there are no plans for a TV reunion with Jeremy Clarkson and Richard Hammond following The Grand Tour's end in 2024.

James May has said there are currently no plans for a TV reunion with Jeremy Clarkson and Richard Hammond after their professional partnership on The Grand Tour ended in 2024. The three presenters recently made a one-off appearance to introduce The Grand Tour's new presenting line-up.

Speaking to LBC, the 63-year-old said it was 'slightly difficult' to 'envisage' a reunion because they were all 'knocking on a bit'. However, he stopped short of ruling it out entirely, saying: 'You should never say never, should you, because then somebody will dig it up and hold it against you, but there is nothing planned.'

Since the trio parted ways, Clarkson has continued presenting Clarkson's Farm, while Hammond has presented a series on Discovery. May has concentrated on several ventures including his pub, The Royal Oak in Swallowcliffe, Wiltshire, which he has co-owned since 2020, alongside his gin business and YouTube channel.

How it is being reported

• James May gives 'difficult' answer on Clarkson and Hammond TV reunionJames May has given a "difficult" answer on a TV reunion with former Top Gear and Grand Tour stars Jeremy Clarkson and Richard Hammond.Oxfordshire Guardian · 14 Oct, 16:30
• James May gives 'difficult' answer on Clarkson and Hammond TV reunionJames May has given a "difficult" answer on a TV reunion with former Top Gear and Grand Tour stars Jeremy Clarkson and Richard Hammond.Oxford Mail · 14 Oct, 16:30

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