The Grand Tour Returns In December With 'A Massive Hunt': Watch The Trailer Now
When The Grand Tour ended its tent studio-based format, we knew Jeremy Clarkson, Richard Hammond and James May wouldn’t be appearing on our screens quite so frequently. We weren’t quite prepared for the wait to be this long, however - thanks to Covid-19 forcing the production team to postpone filming, TGT has been on something of an unplanned hiatus.
Its return on 18 December 2020 has been confirmed though, via The Grand Tour Presents: A Massive Hunt, a new feature-length instalment which follows on from Seamen. Nope, the titles aren’t getting any more mature, but what did you expect?
The premiere date, which is exactly a month away at the time of writing, is just over a year on from Seamen’s. We’re assuming it won’t take so long for the next one to be released - James May recently told The Radio Times the team had completed filming an episode in Scotland.
A Massive Hunt takes place much further afield, on the islands of Madagascar and Reunion. As the title implies, Clarkson, Hammond and May are tasked with following clues to track down some kind of treasure.
The trio of cars chosen for the job consists of a previous-generation Bentley Continental GT (Clarkson), a Ford Focus RS (Hammond), and a Caterham Seven (May). Inevitably, they end up having to be extensively modified for the task in hand.
We don’t know how long it’ll be just yet, but it’ll likely be similar to the 91-minute runtime of Seamen.
Will you be watching?
Growing up on a diet of World Rally Championship highlights and lengthy Gran Turismo 2 sessions, a life in cars was as good as inevitable for Matt.
Comments
Erm… was it cancelled a while back?
The Focus RS fanboy in me is triggered.
Wohooo never cancel GT again!