The moment Top Gear bosses saw the severity of Freddie Flintoff’s injuries after his terrifying crash in December 2022, they thought there was little chance of the show ever returning to our television screens – particularly to the BBC.
The serious facial and rib damage Flintoff suffered when his open-top three-wheeled Morgan Super 3 rolled over at Dunsfold Aerodrome also made it highly unlikely any other TV star would want to replace the former England cricket hero.
Four years on, however, and both those schools of thought have been upended.
For not only has the BBC pulled off the impossible and orchestrated a
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