James May has stated that it is unlikely for him to join another motoring series with Jeremy Clarkson and Richard Hammond. The trio gained immense popularity through their time on Top Gear and The Grand Tour, with the final episode of the Amazon show scheduled to air in September. During an interview with Amol Rajan for the Today Podcast, May mentioned that they do not have plans to create another series together focused on cars. However, he did acknowledge that one should never say never, leaving a slight possibility open for the future.
Looking back on their journey, May expressed that they had been working together for a longer period than they had anticipated. Starting from their days on BBC’s Top Gear in 2003 to the launch of The Grand Tour on Amazon in 2015, the trio has shared many adventures and created lasting memories. May revealed that he recently recorded the final piece of voiceover for The Grand Tour, marking the end of an era. He expressed his gratitude for the opportunity to be a part of such successful shows and joked about not wanting to be remembered as “the person in the pub who used to be on the telly.”
As May reflected on his legacy, he shared that his current goal is to live the rest of his life without causing harm to anyone. He humorously mentioned that he has managed to achieve this goal so far, and it would be quite ironic if something were to happen now. Despite the uncertainty surrounding any future collaborations with Clarkson and Hammond, May seemed content with the experiences they have shared over the years.
In addition to his motoring adventures, James May has also been involved in various other projects and shows, showcasing his diverse talents and interests. From documentaries to travel series, May has proven to be a versatile presenter capable of engaging audiences across different genres. His unique style and witty humor have endeared him to fans around the world, making him a household name in the realm of entertainment.
While fans may be disappointed by the news of a potential end to the trio’s motoring series, they can take comfort in knowing that James May, Jeremy Clarkson, and Richard Hammond have left behind a legacy of laughter, camaraderie, and unforgettable moments on screen. As they embark on new adventures individually, their loyal followers will undoubtedly continue to support them in whatever endeavors they pursue. The bond formed between May, Clarkson, and Hammond over the years is one that has resonated with audiences and will be cherished for years to come.
