James May has spoken about a cycling special of The Grand Tour with former Top Gear costars Jeremy Clarkson and Richard Hammond.
The three presenters hosted Top Gear on the BBC as well as The Grand Tour on Prime Video for over two decades.
Being a longstanding favourite on television screens across the world, the trio called it a day with one last special released last year.
This saw Oxfordshire farmer Clarkson as well as May and Hammond venture across Zimbabwe and Botswana in Africa.
Despite going their separate ways and going onto their own ventures, each host has been asked Grand Tour-themed questions in the interviews since.
With such interest in the group's previous outings, fans continue to ask the question of whether the three hosts will ever get back together again for another jaunt.
The latest of these probes was asked with a twist, swapping out the trio's beloved cars and replacing them with bicycles for a hypothetical special of the beloved Prime Video show.
In a recent interview with London Cycling Campaign, May was quizzed about what bikes the trio would take for The Grand Tour: Cycling Special.
The 62-year-old considered the theoretical show and answered: "I would take my Trek. Hammond would go for a gravel bike.
"Clarkson’s really bad at riding bicycles because he’s inept; he’d want something like a fat-tyred mountain bike with e-assist."
You can still catch May and Hammond together on Prime Video this year in the Not Very Grand Tour series, showcasing highlights and clips from the original series.
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