Jeremy Clarkson, Richard Hammond, and James May are set to make a comeback on The Grand Tour. After a two-year absence from the Amazon show, it has been officially confirmed that the original trio will reunite.

While specific details about their role on the show remain undisclosed at this time, reports suggest that they will come together to introduce the new hosts to the program’s audience.

Earlier this year, it was revealed that YouTube personalities and car enthusiasts, Thomas Holland and James Engelsman, along with content creator Francis Bourgeois, would be joining as the new hosts of the show. Andy Wilman, the boss and co-creator, has now provided insight into the upcoming series, stating that it is “coming soon.” During an interview at the Buckingham Literary Festival, he expressed his support for the new hosts, emphasizing the importance of passing the baton.

Regarding Hammond, May, and Clarkson, Andy mentioned that the original trio will make cameo appearances in the shows. He highlighted the challenge of replacing them with new presenters who are equally humorous and knowledgeable about cars.

Although Jeremy has been replaced, he has shown his endorsement for the new hosts by emphasizing the necessity of having passionate car enthusiasts with deep automotive knowledge.

In a previous interview with Radio Times, Jeremy expressed confidence in the new hosts, praising their unique qualities and humor that differ from their own. The new series, set to air on September 4, promises exciting adventures and challenges.

The upcoming season, filled with memorable moments, has left the hosts exhilarated and eager to share their experiences with the viewers. Expect a blend of laughter and suspense as the new hosts navigate through thrilling scenarios in unconventional cars.

The Grand Tour is scheduled to return on September 4, marking the highly anticipated comeback of the beloved show.