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Jeremy Clarkson, 61, has admitted age has begun to impact his driving style.The Grand Tour host has admitted as he gets older, he’s found himself turning into a “timid driver”.Petrolhead Jeremy has been on screens driving cars for decades.From his career on Top Gear to the beloved Amazon Prime reunion of him, Richard Hammond and James May, he’s often seen behind the wheel.Viewers have also come to know him for his daring skills on these shows.However, now the presenter has explained he’s started to become more cautious with age.Jeremy shared all as he got behind the wheel of an Alfa Romeo Giulia GTAm for his latest car review.Although, when he was faced with rain before hitting the tracks, he admitted he didn’t feel quite so

The Grand Tour star will return to screens next year with James May: Our Man In The USA.The 58-year-old made the announcement in view of his 3.1 million followers, however many fans seemed to be distracted by his appearance instead.In a video, he began: "Hello viewers, now you've all been asking me..."Well OK, some have been asking me..."I've had a few Twitter messages saying, 'Is there ever going to be another series of Our Man In? Because, we enjoyed watching you make a complete berk of yourself in Japan."Well, I've got news.

Jeremy Clarkson and James May are known for their teasing dynamic on screen in The Grand Tour and previously on Top Gear.

The Grand Tour star James May, 58, has issued a warning to the owner of a car after he saw that it was at risk of being swept away by rising tides.Taking to Twitter, the former Top Gear presenter kindly tweeted a snap of the potentially hazardous situation, informing the car's owner that it needed to be moved urgently before it was too late.In view of his 3.1 million followers, James issued the warning.He wrote: "If you own this Mini, you need to move it sharpish."Another 20 mins until high tide," he added.The snap featured a grey Mini Cooper parked on the side of the Thames.However, the rising tide meant that the water level had reached the top of the bank, meaning the car was at risk of being swept away if conditions continued to

She added: “I think we're both more than capable and it would be an enormous amount of fun.James May rages 'keep it in' at Prince Harry and Meghan“You could have some very good looking people around as well.”The actress added that while she didn’t watch the new Netflix reboot, she believes it was “demographically needed”.The series once again followed two of America’s wealthiest and feuding families, the Carringtons and the Colbys.Reflecting on her memories from the show, Stephanie said there wasn’t a lot of time for mischievousness, despite what some may think.“You knew what the rules were, you knew what you could say and what you couldn't say,” she explained.“John James, he and I used to enjoy having lots of laughs.“The cast were fun, but

Carol Vorderman leaves VERY little to imagination in low-cut swimsuitThe presenter previously admitted his new challenge was harder than he thought and got “bad-tempered” during the process.At the time, he said: “I do get bad tempered with the crew, because I have said this with everybody, when you’re doing a cooking programme, it’s very different from doing a programme about, say the history of cars, or reassembling a telephone and explaining how it works, because I know about that and most people don’t really know about.“But when you’re with a film crew, some of whom are very, very keen amateur cooks, everybody’s an expert and you’re just working in front of this massive advisory committee.“All of them are waiting to go, ‘Nah, you’ve done

Grand Tour star James May says Jeremy Clarkson and Richard Hammond are so out of date they are ready for the scrapheap.

The Grand Tour pals Jeremy Clarkson, 61, and Richard Hammond, 51, as best friends, but loves the dynamic that they have.

The Grand Tour star Richard Hammond, 51, has had his fair share of injuries during his broadcasting career, most recently his crash in Switzerland which left him needing a metal plate in his knee.

Jeremy Clarkson, 61, has teased his fans that some news was on its way following the huge success of his programme Clarkson’s Farm.The presenter shared the news on Twitter as he revealed the first trailer for the new The Grand Tour special.He shared the trailer for their Scotland special in view of his 7.3 million fans on Twitter.Alongside this, he penned: “The first of my news announcements this week is….”Fans were left excited by the news he will be returning with Richard Hammond and James May on the show.However, one thing in particular which left his followers on tenterhooks was the tease more news was on its way.Taking to social media, many were left hoping this meant Clarkson’s Farm season 2 was about to be confirmed.One fan replied:

Jeremy Clarkson, 61, couldn’t help but aim a subtle swipe at his The Grand Tour co-presenter James May, 58, in a recent interview.The pair have been working together since they started out on Top Gear, but fans will know they have always had a teasing dynamic.Jeremy was talking about how TV has changed when he made a dig at James’ television shows.The outspoken presenter was referencing how life was easier nowadays.He said: “When I was younger I used to sit watching the most interminable drivel on television because I couldn't be bothered to get out of the chair and change channels.“Now, of course, thanks to the remote control I don't have to.“As soon as James May says ‘Hello and welcome to?’ I just press the button and, kerpow, he's

Top Gear, it’s been said that Jeremy Clarkson and Richard Hammond asked for one thing in particular.

Jeremy Clarkson ’s former mistress has spoken of their relationship for the first time – saying he was the “love of my life”.

'People won't like it' Karren Brady swipes at Meghan MarkleHowever, while taking Top Gear on the road, James reportedly feared that the rock and roll lifestyle may have been too much for him.Long-term colleague, Phillipa, has detailed the moment James believed he may have been in a life or death situation.In her new memoir, Off-Road With Clarkson, Hammond and May, she recalled the moment paramedics were rushed in to check on James.After a "mad" night of travelling through Australia in an old fire engine, the group were left stunned when a member of the crew thought their hotel was on fire.Speaking of the incident, she said: "What was more of a shock was to see James May exit in his boxer shorts."Later James, our most gentle presenter,

Tesla wouldn't be an issue for him. Well, it was.

Jeremy Clarkson, 61, Richard Hammond, 51, and James May’s, 58, former PA Phillipa Sage has revealed the Top Gear trio were less than impressed when Paul Hollywood, 55, tracked them down at a party.Sage worked for the presenters during filming until they left the BBC show in 2015.After working with the stars closely over the years, Phillipa spilled that The Great British Bake Off judge was a fan and very excited to meet them at an event, but “the feelings weren’t mutual”.She revealed the awkward encounter took place at a surprise Halloween party set up for the hosts following a show in Birmingham.Sage recalled: “One night we arrived back from the NEC in Birmingham to discover our house had been decorated for Halloween and we were welcomed by

Top Gear host James May took to Twitter yesterday on what he described as the “rubbishest” Bank Holiday.The Grand Tour presenter was swiftly reminded of a past incident, which he had completely forgotten about.Current Top Gear star Chris Harris recalled how both he and James had attended the same car launch a few years ago.He said that the 58-year-old television presenter had asked a rather awkward question at the Ford Galaxy presentation.The query reportedly did not impress the bosses at the brand one bit.James revealed that he had put the incident out of his mind, and joked that he'd been “proper t**t” at the event.In view of his 3.1 million followers, car enthusiast James tweeted: “This is the rubbishest Bank Holiday Monday ever.”Chris

Top Gear host says his slimmer waistline is partly down to the fact that he hasn’t seen his co-stars Jeremy Clarkson and Richard Hammond much in the last year.The Amazon Prime star, who launched a solo cookery book and TV series recently, admitted that he has barely driven a car during lockdown.Instead, he has headed out on his bike for daily exercise.James revealed that he’d cycled between five and 10 miles everyday and joked that he had probably forgotten how to drive a car.James has only driven a "dozen" of times in the past 12 months and that was to go to the dump or to check on his newly purchased country pub.The Grand Tour presenter is normally seen driving all over the world on adventures with Jeremy and Richard.When asked if he

 A fourth joked: “Nice photo of a horses a**.The statue is cool too!”(sic)After seeing the comments, James penned a follow up tweet to address the reaction to his mischievous snap.He wrote last night: “Some people have helpfully pointed out that there’s a horse’s arse in my picture of Jeremy Clarkson.

Tom was asked: "What do you dislike the most about James as a presenter?""Go on, get it off your chest," James quipped, as his companion mulled over his response."I'm not sure we're allowed to talk about this..." he replied, before carrying on.

Top Gear presenter James May, 58, suffered an audio disaster during a recording for an episode of series DriveTribe.Speaking to director and producer Tom Whitter who he has worked with for over a decade, James sat down to reminisce with his colleague who worked on James May's Cars of the People in 2014.Starting the episode, Tom joked with his colleague and friend."Is this the bit where I get to say, 'How does my hair look?'" he asked the star.James simply replied with a "yes," but his voice sounded somewhat off and different to normal.The car fanatic then went on to introduce himself, which served to highlight the dodgy audio even more.However, a message soon appeared on screen explaining the reason behind the presenter's strange sounding