Jeremy Clarkson, Richard Hammond, and James May return with season 3 of The Grand Tour on 18th January, only on Prime Video. In addition to Hammond once again risking one of his nine lives as he struggles to keep his Jeep on a tiny bridge over a steep canyon in Colombia, the three comrades taking on epic challenges in Detroit and Nevada, visits to Mongolia and China, Jeremy and Abbie attempting an unusual snowy challenge in Sweden, and James May playing the bag pipes in Scotland, along with a tour of the Stansted Airport.

If the first season of The Grand Tour was a slow-burning reunion tour starring the likable trio of gearheads, then the second season finale is the combined talents of Clarkson, Hammond and May at their very best.

Jeremy Clarkson, Richard Hammond and James May decide to attempt to end world hunger with an incredible journey across Mozambique. The three notice that people in the coastal regions of this country are well-fed on the bountiful supplies of fish from the ocean, while those in the interior exist on the brink of hunger. Their solution is to find a way to transport that fish inland but, predictably, they cannot agree on the best method to do this.

The three idiots are back with a gleeful new take on the need for speed in Amazon's The Grand Tour series.

Love them or hate them, you cannot deny the reach of Jeremy Clarkson, Richard Hammond and James May, the trio of petrolhead jokesters that fronted BBC’s long-running Top Gear since 2002. The three presenters had become a UK national institution, despite their constant prickly run-ins with the BBC powers-that-be, other journalists and even entire governments of South American countries. Of …