First-look images from Series 2 of The Grand Tour, Jeremy Clarkson, Richard Hammond and James May’s hit new Amazon Prime Video series.
The images feature in a new book, The Grand Tour Guide to the World, published this month by Harper Collins, and available to order from Amazon.co.uk, and show the trio exploring the mountain ranges of Colorado, stuck in the mud in Mozambique, causing havoc in Dubai and enjoying themselves in the Swiss Alps.
Amazon recently announced that the show’s tent is getting a new permanent home in the Cotswold but fans are promised that the much anticipated second series will see them spend over 100 days across four continents, racking up more passport stamps from Croatia, Mozambique, Dubai, Spain, Switzerland, Colorado, New York “and many more exotic locations around the world.”
Publisher’s Description:
The world is a big place full of interesting things. And The Grand Tour has seen some of them.
That’s why few people are better placed to lead you around this vast planet of ours than Jeremy Clarkson, Richard Hammond and James May.
As long as you don’t mind getting hot and lost. Welcome, everyone, to The Grand Tour Guide to The World.
In this indispensable guide, you will find an abundance of information, most of which is probably wrong and possibly dangerous.
As well as occasionally accurate guides to the places visited on the show, you’ll find exclusive interviews with the presenters and discover their favourite locations for car-based cocking about.
As well as being a factually dubious encyclopaedia, The Grand Tour Guide to the World is also a travel companion for those of you who have been inspired by the Grand Tour circus.
You’ll find tips on how to sing like a native in the Bahamas, how to speak Welsh (wrongly), and how to navigate the magic roundabout in Swindon.
On top of all this, we reveal the world’s fastest cop cars and the greatest car makers.
And there’s a picture of James May in an anorak.
The Grand Tour Guide to the World is published by HarperCollins on October 5th and can be pre-ordered from Amazon.
The series airs exclusively on Prime Video which is available to anyone with an Amazon Prime subscription. Season One is available to stream now, and the second season will launch later this year.
Images: Amazon Prime