After hanging up their The Grand Tour driving gloves, it appears that Richard Hammond and James May have become all nostalgic about their careers in motoring television. For unclear reasons, the presenters returned to the studio of Top Gear nearly a decade after they left the iconic BBC show to launch their Amazon Prime Video

Top Gear stars Richard Hammond and James May made a ‘weird’ pilgrimage to the BBC’s show’s former headquarters. The duo said they had not visited Dunsfold Aerodrome since they exited the programme in 2015 when co-host Jeremy Clarkson,

Devoted followers shared their joy at the pair taking a trip back to their "horrific" old haunt for the first time in nearly a decade – but a certain someone was missing

Fans of the long-running BBC show could not hide their delight on seeing the two presenters take a trip down memory lane – although there was one notable absentee

RICHARD Hammond and James May have returned to their former Top Gear studios – a decade after quitting the BBC series. The smash-hit motoring show – which was axed last year –

Former Top Gear stars James May and Richard Hammond shared a nostalgic trip together with fans as they reunited to visit the set of the BBC show they fronted for years, with the latter shutting down his friend and co-star when he almost divulged a secret.

Former Top Gear presenters James May and Richard Hammond have taken a nostalgic trip to the disused set of the motoring programme, where they spent years presenting in front of a live studio audience. Their tenure on the show came to an abrupt end in 2015, but the trio later continued their collaboration on Prime Video's The Grand Tour.

Richard Hammond has revealed an insight into his and his co-hosts behind the scenes struggles while making Top Gear. The 55-year-old broadcaster and writer spoke candidly while touring the show's old offices with James May.

Richard Hammond has suggested petrol, diesel and electric models will all remain on UK streets for a bit longer despite car ban rules.

A pair of former Top Gear stars have said they found going back to their workplace 'traumatising' as they made an unexpected return to the BBC The motor series began in 2002, with Jeremy Clarkson, Richard Hammond and Jason Dawe as the presenters for the first season of the programme.