The British TV show Top Gear will return to the air after four years

The popular British car show Top Gear is returning to the BBC four years after the accident that caused its show to be suspended. This was reported on May 15 by The Irish Sun newspaper.

"The classic car show Top Gear is returning to the BBC — four years after the terrible accident that caused its show to be suspended," the publication says.

The new team of presenters will include Andrew Flintoff, who was injured in 2022, Paddy McGuinness and Chris Harris. The BBC studio has already started work on a relaunch, which could air next year — half a century after the premiere in 1977.

A source close to the project said that the BBC management really wants to revive Top Gear, as many viewers are eager for a car show. According to the newspaper, the most successful period of the show was during the collaboration with TV presenters Jeremy Clarkson and Richard Hammond from 2002 to 2015.

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