Top Gear, James May and Jeremy Clarkson

"The BBC Didn't Need To Sack Jeremy Clarkson," Says ‘Top Gear' Co-Presenter James May
The BBC didn't need to sack Jeremy Clarkson from its hit car show Top Gear, says his former co-presenter James May. Clarkson and May, together with Richard Hammond, were the stars of the show in its most popular era when the series drew millions of viewers in the UK and overseas,
James May lifts lid on Top Gear ending punch and if he still speaks to Jeremy Clarkson
Top Gear trio Jeremy Clarkson, James May and Richard Hammond left the BBC show after an on-set altercation between Jeremy and a producer caused the successful era of the show to end
BBC shouldn't have dropped Jeremy Clarkson over Top Gear incident, says James May
Back in 2015, Top Gear came to a sudden halt when the BBC elected not to renew Clarkson's contract for a "fracas" with producer Oisin Tymon, said to have occurred due to the lack of availability of hot food after a day's filming.
James May addresses Top Gear's ‘regrettable’ BBC exit after Jeremy Clarkson punch
James May has hit out at the BBC for dropping Jeremy Clarkson from Top Gear when it did. May first started working with Clarkson and Richard Hammond on the BBC ’s motoring show in 2002, and they moved over to Amazon for Prime Video series The Grand Tour after an on-set “fracas” in 2015,
James May: ‘Top Gear didn’t need to collapse when Jeremy Clarkson was fired’
James May has spoken about the ‘regrettable’ and ‘unfortunate’ Top Gear incident that led to Jeremy Clarkson being fired. The 62-year-old presenter fronted Top Gear from 2003 until 2015 alongsideClarkson, 64, and Richard Hammond, 55, before they moved over to The Grand Tour on Amazon Prime.
James May hits out at BBC for sacking Jeremy Clarkson after Top Gear 'fracas'
Could Top Gear have survived its infamous scandal? James May shares his perspective on the show's untimely end and the dynamics that fueled its success.
James May says his BBC Top Gear exit was avoidable after Jeremy Clarkson punch
James May has opened up on the demise of his Top Gear career, saying bosses could have handled the Jeremy Clarkson punch incident in a different way
James May, 62, sets record straight on true feelings over Top Gear axe as he blasts BBC over Clarkson sacking
James May has claimed the BBC's decision to sack Jeremy Clarkson from Top Gear in 2015 was unnecessary and could have been handled differently. The former Top Gear presenter believes the incident that led to Clarkson's departure after a "fracas" with a producer could have been resolved without ending one of television's most successful shows.
Jeremy Clarkson's scathing two-word nickname for Top Gear's The Stig
Jeremy Clarkson shared his true thoughts about The Stig after the Top Gear character revealed its true identity.
Jeremy Clarkson Says He’s ‘Doing Everything I Can Not to Die’ After Heart Surgery: ‘I’m Buying Time’
Former ‘Top Gear’ host Jeremy Clarkson detailed how he’s trying to make significant lifestyle changes in order to improve his ...
Jeremy Clarkson forced to defend himself after giving away ITV Who Wants to be a Millionaire answer
Jeremy Clarkson was forced to defend himself after he gave a helping hand to First Dates star Fred Sirieix during Celebrity ...
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James May insists Top Gear 'didn't need to end' after punch scandal as he reveals whether he still speaks to Jeremy Clarkson and Richard Hammond
After being leaving the BBC, bosses turned to Chris Evans to present the iconic series Top Gear. Matt Le Blanc, Freddie Flintoff and Paddy McGuinness have all featured as presenters ...
Jeremy Clarkson reacts to fan 'blaming' him for gruesome hand injury
Jeremy Clarkson has shared his sympathy after a fan revealed he sustained a gruesome thumb injury similar to one the ...