Grand Tour TV company nets £8m-plus profits

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EDITORIAL USE ONLYThree 8 foot models of the heads of The Grand Tour presenters, Jeremy Clarkson, James May and Richard Hammond travel down The Mall in London on the back of flatbed trucks after travelling 30,000 miles across 3 continents.
EDITORIAL USE ONLYThree 8 foot models of the heads of The Grand Tour presenters, Jeremy Clarkson, James May and Richard Hammond travel down The Mall in London on the back of flatbed trucks after travelling 30,000 miles across 3 continents.

The TV company set up by Jeremy Clarkson, Richard Hammond and James May has made more than £8 million profit after their first season producing The Grand Tour for Amazon Prime.

The former Top Gear trio left the BBC along with their producer Andy Wilman to make the new motoring show, signing a three-year contract with Amazon worth a reported £160 million.

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