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The Grand Tour's 'Younger and Cooler' New Line up 'Revealed' Including Major Social Media Star

Prime Video revealed that Thomas Holland, James Engelsman, and Francis Bourgeois will replace Clarkson, Hammond, and May on The Grand Tour.
The new hosts were chosen following the end of The Grand Tour in 2024, with the originals stepping down after over 20 years of working together.
Holland and Engelsman run the YouTube channel Throttle House with 3.2 million subscribers, while Bourgeois is a social media personality known for his viral trainspotting videos.
According to a source, Thomas and James possess a level of expertise in cars comparable to that of Jeremy, Richard, and James, but stand out for being younger, trendier, and more adept with social media.
The new lineup suggests a shift towards a younger, more digitally engaged audience and signals a generational change in popular motoring shows.

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Who the Grand Tour's 'young and social media savvy' presenters?

Reports that social media friendly faces have been lined up for new series

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Who are the new hosts of The Grand Tour?

After May, Hammond, and Clarkson departed in 2024, who will be filling their spots?

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The Grand Tour's line-up 'to include social media star' after Clarkson departure

Jeremy Clarkson, James May and Richard Hammond have reportedly been replaced by a younger line-up

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The Grand Tour's 'new line-up revealed' after Jeremy Clarkson quits Amazon show

The Grand Tour is ready to replace James Clarkson, Richard Hammond and James May (Picture: Rex) The Grand Tour has reportedly found its new Jeremy Clarkson, Richard Hammond and James May. Bosses behind the Amazon Prime Video series have been looking for replacements for the iconic trio after their departures, and they’ve turned to social media. Viral trainspotter Francis Bourgeois is said to have signed up alongside petrol-head YouTubers Thomas …

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