Who are the new presenters of The Grand Tour?
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The Grand Tour is returning with an entirely new presenting line-up led by Francis Bourgeois, the globally known trainspotter, engineer, and lifelong petrolhead, alongside James Engelsman and Thomas Holland, the creators of the hugely popular automotive channel Throttle House.
Commissioned by Prime Video, the new six-part series sees the trio take the reins following the final season fronted by Jeremy Clarkson, Richard Hammond, and James May two years ago. Together, Bourgeois, Engelsman, and Holland will lead a globe-trotting adventure that pushes cars—and themselves—across some of the world’s most demanding environments.
Across the series, the presenters race track cars through the Angolan desert, immerse themselves in Malaysia’s vibrant car culture, and travel to California to put America’s latest performance machines through their paces.
Produced by Studio Lambert, the new chapter is designed to respect the show’s legacy while confidently steering it into a new era with a fresh voice and dynamic chemistry.
Engelsman and Holland bring with them a massive global audience built through Throttle House, where their irreverent, detail-driven reviews of modern and classic cars have earned millions of subscribers. Based in Canada, Holland is an automotive journalist and amateur racing driver with a focus on high-performance vehicles, while Engelsman is known for his distinctive enthusiast perspective and unconventional automotive tastes.
Bourgeois, meanwhile, adds a singular energy to the team. Best known as the world’s most recognisable trainspotter with a social media following approaching six million, he is also a qualified mechanical engineer with professional experience at Rolls-Royce. His technical fluency and rare ability to identify cars purely by engine sound give the new trio a distinctive edge.
With a renewed sense of adventure, humour, and genuine passion for cars, the new presenters aim to take The Grand Tour forward—without attempting to replicate what came before.