He's been in a relationship with a lady called Sarah for about 10 years now.
I think its because he always says he's a bachelor and stuff that it comes across that he's gay.
I saw a repeat on Dave earier (that i hadnt seen...) where Clarkson lifts Hammond up to the leader board cos he can't reach the top of it
It was sooo cute, made him look like a little kid.
I saw a repeat on Dave earier (that i hadnt seen...) where Clarkson lifts Hammond up to the leader board cos he can't reach the top of it
It was sooo cute, made him look like a little kid.
Aawww!! lol
I keep trying to find that one where Hammond eats the paper from the TG Award
Clarkson, Hammond, May and the gang are up for another award in TV land tomorrow night, being that they're shortlisted in the Most Popular Factual Programme category at the National Television Awards.
It's not the first time that the show has been nominated in this category, which it won at last year's NTAs.
Jeremy attributed 2006's success to Hammond's crash, saying, "I told you if one of us had an accident we'd win this."
Thankfully this year's circumstances are far less traumatic, although you do only have 24 hours left to get your votes in.
The boys are up against Gordon Ramsey's F Word, The Jeremy Kyle Show and This Morning. Hardly stiff competition.
You can catch all of the awards action tomorrow night, ITV1, 8:30pm.
In the next episode, Top Gear leaves the confines of its draughty hangar in rural Surrey and heads on safari in Africa.
In their most gruelling challenge to date, our three intrepid presenters each have to buy a second-hand car costing no more than £1,500. Crucially, they aren't allowed 4x4s. This is probably a bit cruel on our part, because they then have to negotiate some of the most inhospitable terrain Botswana has to offer.
Their route takes them across the vast Makgadikgadi salt pans, treacherous rivers and game reserves filled with animals, many of whom want to eat them. Along the way, they encounter blistering heat, choking dust and the Stig's African cousin.