Clarkson Says Top Gear Will Be Back

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Posted March 19th, 2007 at 12:34 GMT by Viper007Bond in Top Gear

Okay, so apparently (and thankfully) Top Gear will be back sometime this fall.

Jeremy Clarkson has confirmed he will be returning to front a new series of Top Gear.

The TV presenter, 46, left the future of the BBC2 show in doubt last week after telling viewers there would “not be a new series”.

But last night he said: “Everyone seems to think the programme is finished or that I’ve left.

“Well, sorry to disappoint you all but it isn’t and I haven’t. Top Gear… will be back in the autumn.”

Source: The Sunday Mirror

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