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BBC confirms Top Gear return – but who will present the show?
Jump to contentAllNewsSportCultureLifestyleThe BBC has confirmed that motoring show Top Gear will return to screens, nearly four years after production was halted following a serious crash. Filming of the 34th series was paused when host Freddie Flintoff suffered severe injuries in a high-speed accident, resulting in a reported £9m settlement. The BBC’s director of entertainment, Ed Havard, announced the reboot at the Edinburgh TV Festival, promising more details shortly. Comedian Jimmy Carr is rumoured to host the rebooted show, though the BBC has declined to confirm any hosting decisions. Former test driver Paul Rees, who was also in the car during the crash, is currently suing the broadcaster over alleged safety concerns. In fullBBC confirms return of Top Gear four years after Freddie Flintoff crashMore bulletinsThank you for registeringPlease refresh the page or navigate to another page on the site to be automatically logged inPlease refresh your browser to be logged in
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Top Gear to return to the BBC four years after series was shelved
The BBC is set to bring back Top Gear four years after it was shelved following Freddie Flintoff's crash.
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Top Gear returning to BBC three years after Freddie Flintoff's horror car crash
The BBC have confirmed that Top Gear will be making a comeback to the channel after the car show was shelved indefinitely following a devastating crash in 2023 that left former…
