Former Top Gear and Grand Tour star James May has expressed fear that his iconic shows may be seen as out of step with the ...

Top Gear star, James May, reckons his exit from the show was avoidable despite his co-host, Jeremy Clarkso n, punching the programme's producer. James, Jeremy and Richard Hammond left Top Gear ...

James May (L) has recalled the ‘regrettable’ incident that led to his, Jeremy Clarkson and Richard Hammond’s time on Top Gear coming to an end (Picture: PA) James May has spoken about the ...

Now James has ... James in James May and the Dull Men, shown on Discovery+. After being leaving the BBC, bosses turned to Chris Evans to present the iconic series Top Gear.

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“I often looked back at Top Gear and The Grand Tour and thought in many ways I didn’t really belong on it but that’s exactly why I was on it. James May co-owns The Royal Oak pub in ...

May has now reflected on the turn of events, revealing that he didn’t think their time on Top Gear “had to end because of” the fight. “I thought it was very unfortunate and I don’t ...

James May has said his exit from BBC's Top Gear was avoidable. The presenter, along with Jeremy Clarkson and Richard Hammond, had been the face of the series for over a decade since he joined in 2002.

Top Gear continued after Clarkson, May and Hammond with several other presenters being hired including Chris Evans, Matt LeBlanc and, latterly, Paddy McGuinness and Freddie Flintoff. Mr Flintoff ...

“I thought it was very unfortunate and I don’t actually think our Top Gear had to end because of it,” said Mr May. “I think it could have been patched up and put down to a bit of high ...