Here's What The Grand Tour's Second Series Has In Store
Here it is, our first proper look at The Grand Tour’s second outing. The second series of Jeremy Clarkson, Richard Hammond and James May’s Amazon Prime motoring show is shown to feature a Bugatti Chiron, McLaren 720S, some kind of armoured vehicle and yes, that Rimac Concept One.
Hammond’s high-profile accident in the Rimac in Switzerland a few weeks ago - which left the presenter with a fractured knee - will no doubt be covered in the series extensively, we suspect in the first episode. The crash may delay the anticipated October debut for TGT series two - James May recently said that while Hammond recovers, he’ll be taking on some of the features his colleague was due to film.
The video isn’t hugely long, but if you want to know more, The Grand Tour has kindly put together the following description:
“Jeremy Clarkson, Richard Hammond and James May return later this year for a new season of the world’s greatest show about three middle-aged men rampaging around the world having unusual adventures, driving amazing cars, and engaging in a constant argument about which of them is the biggest idiot. Although it’s also the only show that combines these things so the ‘greatest’ title is pretty much uncontested.”
Should be good…
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cough middle-aged men…cough
Chump Holding has filed their account matt, all in Grand Tour cost including salary 35.8 million Chump holding made a 6.9 million profit.
Clarkson and co got a 1.25 million base salary from amazon, that up from a million that top gear pays their director fee was 2.5 million so a 3.75 million all in salary.
their accounts are available for in depth look, at company clearing house that a good return as office of national statistics say amazon has a 33 per cent uk share or 8 million homes.
with the apple tv deal coming, that go about 50 per cent so that 2 year network ban clarkson got help chump production a small profit without second viewer rights.
as you know matt, amazon do not reveal their number but it safe to say they made at least 300 million pound net from the deal. that from subscribers and merchanise, so it been a commerical hit for the guys that allow guys like you to talk to neflix.
online streaming is not a bad opition, for car guys it a small market but you can still make a profit.
“Just around the corner”…
Finally, you are two days late.
Meh, this is becoming the Fast & Furious of motoring shows.
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