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The Grand Tour's New Hosts Meet Jenson Button in Trailer
The trailer teases 2,031 horsepower, guest appearances from the former hosts and a new season built around stunts and supercars.
- Amazon Prime Video released a trailer for The Grand Tour revival, introducing new hosts Francis Bourgeois, James Engelsman, and Thomas Holland. The series returns on September 4 on Amazon Prime.
- The new lineup follows the departure of original presenters Jeremy Clarkson, Richard Hammond, and James May, who stepped down after concluding they had "exhausted" the subject. The trio gave their blessing for a new generation to take over.
- Footage from the trailer shows the hosts testing a £2 million Hennessey Venom F5 and meeting former Formula One driver Jenson Button. The presenters also attempt a dramatic countdown before a prop malfunction occurs.
- Fans are reacting positively to the chemistry between Francis, Engelsman, and Holland. One commenter noted, "I think this has a chance to work," showing excitement for the new direction.
- Episodes will explore diverse locations, ranging from Malaysia's car culture to driving track cars through the desert of Angola. The reboot maintains the show's appeal while introducing a fresh take for a new generation.
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The new series of The Grand Tour launches on Prime Video on September 4
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