The Grand Tour trailer teases trio attempting gruelling island treasure hunt in new special
James, Jeremy and Richard are back for another adventure.
A new trailer has been released for the latest The Grand Tour's upcoming special, titled "A Massive Hunt".
According to Amazon, the new episode will see the presenters head to the exotic islands of Reunion and Madagascar, where they will race on the world’s most expensive piece of tarmac, a jaw-dropping ring road built out in the sea.
If that wasn't enough, the trio are also forced to tackle the toughest road in the world, "in some of the most extremely modded cars they have ever built".
The trailer sees them reacting to news of some to the challenges, including one which instructs them to crack a code and find some loot, with causes Richard to excitedly exclaim, "Oh, we are hunting for pirate treasures!"
We also see Jeremy Clarkson lambast the state of the roads in Madagascar, and the trio struggling to get their modded cars up a nasty looking road – in short, it looks like an action-packed episode.
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The Grand Tour was last seen on our screens almost a year ago, with the Seamen Special released on Amazon Prime Video on 13th December 2019.
Filming for several episodes of the series has been put on hold as a result of the coronavirus pandemic, but James May recently told RadioTimes.com that nothing had been cancelled and there were still plans to shoot when restrictions allow.
“I think it’s fairly well-known that we had a big trip to Russia planned, that is on hold for all the obvious reasons,” he said.
"It’s all been planned and we can definitely do it when the restrictions lift so nothing is cancelled, it’s postponed.”
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May also confirmed the team had recently finished filming an episode in Scotland, saying he thought the episode would be just as exciting as those shot in more exotic locales.
“It’s got some good hijinks in it and it’s an interesting idea – I don’t want to give too much of it away, but I don’t think it suffered for not being somewhere exotic," he said.
The first three seasons of The Grand Tour featured a live studio audience in a tented studio, but that format was scrapped at the end of series three in favour of the more adventured-focused approach.
The Grand Tour is available on Amazon Prime Video. If you’re looking for more to watch, check out our TV Guide.
