The Grand Tour

Jeremy Clarkson, Richard Hammond, and James May launch their new car show in the California desert with a dramatic display featuring hundreds of cars, thousands of spectators, a fire-spitting metal scorpion, and a jet squadron. The episode also highlights three hybrid hypercars and a standout BMW.

The Grand Tour team travels to South Africa's Cradle of Humankind before heading to a secret military training base in Jordan for an intense action challenge. Jeremy tests the high-powered Aston Martin Vulcan, while James explores the unconventional motorsport of spinning.

The Top Gear presenters arrive in Whitby, England, to begin a modern version of the Italian Grand Tour, each driving a luxury car while dealing with challenges and guest appearances. Jeremy Clarkson must face the repercussions of a reckless wager, and actor Simon Pegg joins as a special guest.

Jeremy Clarkson hosts a near-unbiased comparison between the Porsche 911 GT3 RS and the BMW M4 GTS at a studio tent in Whitby, England, while the Top Gear hosts explore building vehicles from sustainable materials. Comedian Jimmy Carr appears as a guest.

The Grand Tour team arrives in Rotterdam and heads to Morocco for a test of lightweight sports cars, including the Alfa Romeo 4C Spider, Mazda MX5, and Zenos E10. In another segment, Richard Hammond and James May participate in a car-themed board game, with Dutch rock band Golden Earring making a guest appearance.

In this episode of The Grand Tour, Richard Hammond and Jeremy Clarkson test-drive the Ford Mustang V8 and the Ford Focus RS in the Arctic Circle at Kakslauttanen, Finland, while James May explores the 1960s rivalry between Ferrari and Ford in endurance racing. The presenters also share a list of Christmas gift ideas tailored for car enthusiasts.

Jeremy Clarkson, Richard Hammond, and James May embark on a challenging journey across Namibia in custom-built beach buggies, turning a friendly bet into an adventurous exploration of the African desert.

Jeremy Clarkson, Richard Hammond, and James May continue their Namibian adventure in the second part of a special two-part episode, testing the capabilities of beach buggies in harsh desert conditions. As they tackle challenging terrain, they face rough roads, set up camp, learn about rhino conservation, and attempt a peculiar river crossing.

The Grand Tour visits Stuttgart, focusing on automotive innovation and culture. James May tests the Honda NSX's hybrid technology at a local track, Richard Hammond builds a survival vehicle for apocalyptic scenarios, and Jeremy Clarkson designs a stylish SUV. The hosts also explore generating electricity from everyday human activity to meet future car needs.

In *Dumb Fight at the O.K. Coral*, The Grand Tour heads to Nashville before traveling to Barbados, where Jeremy Clarkson, Richard Hammond, and James May attempt to build a new coral reef using car body shells as a base. Their conservation project is plagued by technical mishaps and awkward encounters. Jeremy also tests the high-performance Alfa Romeo Giulia Quadrifoglio.

Clarkson, Hammond, and May attempt to purchase used Maseratis at a low cost and drive them through the rainy northern regions of France. Richard tests the Abarth 124 Spider at the Eboladrome, Jeremy explores modernizing an older car with advanced technology, and Sir Chris Hoy participates in a challenge called Celebrity Brain Crash.

The Grand Tour returns to Loch Ness, Scotland, following a recent mysterious discovery. The hosts travel through central Europe in three luxury SUVs—Jaguar F-Pace, Bentley Bentayga, and Range Rover Autobiography—debating which is superior while reacting humorously to local road signs. Additional segments include Jeremy Clarkson testing a Lexus GS F on a race track, a discussion on launch control, and a Celebrity Brain Crash challenge featuring director Tim Burton.

Jeremy Clarkson and James May compete with their personal cars—Clarkson with a classic Volkswagen Golf GTI and May with a futuristic BMW i3—while Richard Hammond learns drifting techniques in France. James is reluctantly sent to a rainy part of England to participate in winching, and a drag race is held between a retired Bugatti Veyron and the Porsche 918 Spyder.