Will Top Gear be renewed? Host Jeremy Clarkson reveals future plans for the show
Jeremy Clarkson, the long-time host of Top Gear and The Grand Tour, has reflected on the shifting media landscape, stating that shows like Top Gear wouldn’t get commissioned in today's world.
According to Clarkson, the concept of three middle-aged, middle-class men driving cars around various countries would likely be rejected by modern producers. «It wouldn’t get commissioned now in a million years,» Clarkson remarked. «Monkey tennis would be more likely to be commissioned than this”, as quoted in a report by Radio Times.
Clarkson’s comments come as the final episode of The Grand Tour, titled One For The Road, premiered on Prime Video, marking an end to an era of collaboration between Clarkson, James May, and Richard Hammond.
Top Gear and The Grand Tour history
Top Gear, which Clarkson began hosting in 2002, alongside co-presenters Richard Hammond and later James May, became one of the BBC's most successful and globally recognized shows. Its unique mix of car reviews, challenges, and banter between the three presenters resonated with audiences worldwide.
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