Top Gear is returning just in time for Father’s Day as Paddy, 45, Freddie, 41 and Chris, 44, take on a whole host of challenges as the new presenting line-up for the BBC show.
Paddy and Freddie have replaced Matt Le Blanc, 51, and Rory Reid, 39, who stepped down from the show last year.
The show is famous for its fast cars, hilarious challenges and presenters getting up to mischief and the trio have revealed this series will be no different.
When asked to name some of the unusual situations the hosts got up to during filming, Chris recalled what felt like a near-death experience in Ethiopia.
In an exclusive interview with Express.co.uk, he answered: “Being upside down in a Hearse with a comedian and a cricket player behind me wondering if anyone of us was alive.”
“I found myself on a raft in Borneo with three Gurkhas eating angel delight in the rain, that was pretty special,” added Paddy.
Describing one particular “surreal” moment, Freddie remarked: “In Iceland you have these off road buggies where you drive up cliffs which was pretty surreal.
“I think all the situations we were put in are not normal and I think that’s what the show’s about, you get put in cars in different places in different situations and you have to muddle on. That’s the fun of it for me.”
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