Former Top Gear presenter James May arrived at Lavender Hill Magistrates' Court in South London on Thursday riding his bicycle, after being accused of failing to insure his classic car. The 63-year-old was seen locking up his bike outside the court, wearing a bright yellow jacket and a safety helmet.
The charge relates to an allegation that May did not have insurance for his vehicle last July. He was a lead presenter on Top Gear from 2003 to 2015, alongside Jeremy Clarkson and Richard Hammond, with whom he later starred on The Grand Tour.
Speculation about a potential reunion of the trio has intensified. In a recent interview on the DRIVETRIBE YouTube channel, former executive producer Andy Wilman said it would be “as natural as anything” if they worked together again. May himself hinted last October that there was a concept they had never realised, possibly involving Southeast Asia and Australia.
The case continues, with May making no comment as he entered the court.
