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The Stig speaks out about Top Gear’s return after horror crash
Jump to contentAllNewsSportCultureLifestyleFormer Top Gear driver Paul Rees has welcomed the show's planned return despite taking legal action against the BBC over a 2022 crash. Rees filed a lawsuit seeking over £100,000 in damages after being injured in the accident with co-host Freddie Flintoff. The BBC confirmed the motoring series will return after being placed on an indefinite hiatus following the Dunsfold Aerodrome crash. Rees expressed hope that future productions will implement robust safety standards and prioritise crew welfare. Details regarding the new presenter lineup and release date for the revived series are yet to be confirmed. In fullTop Gear’s Stig responds to show’s return amid crash lawsuitMore 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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mirror.co.uk
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…
