 Jeremy Clarkson teased new episodes of The Grand Tour are on the horizon as he reunited with his show co-stars. In June this year, the latest instalment of the TV series – Eurocrash –landed on Amazon Prime Video, as the trio headed on a 1,400-mile journey across Eastern Europe. With stunts ranging from driving onto a moving plane to being shot at by horseback-riding archers, the special proved to be a high-octane watch for petrolheads and dedicated fans of the former Top Gear stars. The last instalment of the Prime Video series, which first launched in 2016, aired in September last year, dropping on the streaming platform as the presenters travelled through Norway, Sweden and Finland. A couple of months later, controversy struck Clarkson after he published a hateful column about Meghan, the Duchess of Sussex, which ended up becoming the most-complained-about-article ever at Ipso (Independent Press Standards Organisation). It was later reported that Prime Video had parted ways with Clarkson, with it claimed that the streaming platform wouldn't continue working with the 63-year-old beyond seasons of his shows The Grand Tour and Clarkson's Farm which had already been commissioned. However, it looks like the motoring show could be returning as the TV personality uploaded a picture of him alongside Richard Hammond and James May on Instagram. After captioning the post: 'Good to be back,' fans were delighted by their return. 'The boys are back!!! Oh I've missed you!!,' one person replied. Another joked: 'You know it's gonna be a good one when they're wearing boots.' To view this video please enable JavaScript, and consider upgrading to a web browser that supports HTML5 video In May this year, Clarkson shared another snap of him grinning from ear to ear with alongside Richard, 53, and James, 60. Speaking about The Grand Tour's future, James revealed that they're still signed up for a few){kind=link}
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Jeremy Clarkson teased new episodes of The Grand Tour are on the horizon as he reunited with his show co-stars.
In June this year, the latest instalment of the TV series – Eurocrash –landed on Amazon Prime Video, as the trio headed on a 1,400-mile journey across Eastern Europe.
With stunts ranging from driving onto a moving plane to being shot at by horseback-riding archers, the special proved to be a high-octane watch for petrolheads and dedicated fans of the former Top Gear stars.
The last instalment of the Prime Video series, which first launched in 2016, aired in September last year, dropping on the streaming platform as the presenters travelled through Norway, Sweden and Finland.