After getting kicked off as the presenter of the very famous Top Gear show, Jeremy Clarkson confirmed his return along with the former duet of the show, thus completing the whole trio. Clarkson told that Hammond, May, and he will be working together in a new show that will be aired in early 2016, which is exactly the time frame when the new series of Top Gear starring Chris Evans will be aired.
Though Clarkson didn’t inform about the medium that they will be using to release the show, but he did promise the announcement of the name and the medium of airing it, along with the channel it will be aired on in the coming few weeks. This announcement has brought the expectations of the people who wanted to see the trio again.
On the other hand, James May has prepared himself for a two part series show that is to be aired on BBC Two. He, along with BBC2 newcomer Ant Anstead, and Kate Humble who enjoys her fame from the shows including Springwatch, Airport Live and Volcano, will also be hosting a new series called “Building Cars Live”. This show will showcase some of the biggest and busiest factories of cars around Britain. The show will be showcased in a series of two parts, each being of duration of 90 minutes. The best part is that the series will also go behind the scenesto showcasing the engineering and science of the plant. It has been stated that the BMW’s Mini Plant in Oxford will be shown in the series, where a car runs out every 67 seconds.
“Building Cars” seems to be a great initiative to impart knowledge to the students as well as enthusiasts who want to go into the depth of car manufacturing and fabrication. The cast of the show will be visiting various car manufacturers throughout UK and will put an end to the rumour that the British car manufacturing is seeing a downfall through the two live episodes.
