Jeremy Clarkson has admitted he had to ditch James May during their ‘frightening’ Top Gear stunt in Alabama. The presenter has been opening up about his time as a member of the trio with James May and Richard Hammond following the end of The Grand Tour and their working relationship.

One For The Road is the final ever episode for Clarkson, Hammond and May after 22 years and Jeremy spoke candidly.

Top Gear, which Clarkson started hosting in 2002 alongside co-presenters Richard Hammond and later James May, grew into one of the BBC's most successful and internationally renowned programs.

And it is perhaps Tesla who should feel most aggrieved by Clarkson’s comments in the special itself, giving the final reason why his days as a motoring presenter need to end: electric cars are, frankly, rubbish.

THE final episode of The Grand Tour doesn’t just mark the farewell of a show or the TV presenting trio of Jeremy Clarkson, Richard Hammond and James May. The last-ever instalment of the Prime

Jeremy Clarkson has revealed he and his fellow The Grand Tour hosts Richard Hammond and James May were "mostly smashed" during the filming of the trio's new show

Jeremy Clarkson has confessed that he and his fellow presenters on The Grand Tour, Richard Hammond and James May, were "mostly smashed" while filming