Top Gear and Grand Tour star Richard Hammond has revealed a new TV show idea which would see him reunite with Jeremy Clarkson and James May.

EXCLUSIVE: Richard Hammond has been reflecting on his time working with Jeremy Clarkson and James May, as well as his near-death car crashes ...

Related: Top Gear's Richard Hammond responds to show hiatus "It will be carrying on," he says. "The Grand Tour continues. We're stepping away as the hosts, but Prime will be continuing it.

Top Gear star Richard Hammond has revealed whether he is planning to buy a pub like Jeremy Clarkson and James May. The presenter starred alongside his two co-stars on BBC's Top Gear and The Grand Tour ...

In this episode of Project Martin, Richard Hammond’s Subaru from The Grand Tour begins its transformation into a 500 ...

A rare performance saloon bought for just £1500—but can Richard Hammond’s team bring it back from the dead? Rust, electrical ...

Richard Hammond has criticised Just Stop Oil protesters for their action against an Aston Martin garage in London. The climate activist group sprayed orange paint over one of the luxury car ...

— Richard Hammond (@RichardHammond) June 11, 2017 Richard Hammond has a very important message he’s like to share with you: “I’m not dead.” ...

Richard Hammond proved he’s in good spirits following his near-fatal car accident with a cheeky video from his hospital bed informing fans that he’s “not dead.” “This is my knee that ...

Richard Hammond is set to launch his new gin, which he has described as "better" than Jeremy Clarkson's, in Oxfordshire.

Richard has been married to his wife Amanda Hammond since 2002, with whom he shares two daughters, Isabella and Willow.

Hammond will go on the global adventure, from the UK to Germany and the U.S. in Richard Hammond’s Big!, a ten-part series produced by Hammond’s own indie Chimp Productions.