It has been two years since the iconic trio of Jeremy Clarkson, James May and Richard Hammond officially ended their professional partnership.
The three stars are known for presenting major TV shows together, such as BBC’s Top Gear and Prime Video’s The Grand Tour over the past two decades.
Since the culmination of these two shows, the trio have gone their own ways professionally with different projects.
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Mr Clarkson has found further success with the Prime Video smash hit Clarkson’s Farm, which documents life at his Diddly Squat Farm in Chadlington, Oxfordshire.
Mr May now runs a pub in Wiltshire and starred in his own travel show, while Mr Hammond podcasts with his daughter.
The trio officially called it quits in July 2024 as it was reported that all three stars signed off on the dissolution of their company, W. Chump and Sons, which made the shows.
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On July 11, 2024, it filed three documents with Companies House declaring solvency, appointing a voluntary liquidator and making a 'special resolution to wind up.'
The most recently filed accounts by the company at the time indicated an annual turnover of £6m and assets of £3.8m, according to national reports.
Fans hoping to see Mr Clarkson in action again have a sixth series of Clarkson's Farm to look forward to, which is currently being filmed in Oxfordshire.
