Freddie was recently pictured for the first time following the injuries.
after the horror incident at the test track at Dunsfold Aerodrome in Surrey on December 13.body, the Health and Safety Executive, both launched probes into the accident last year, with a statement issued insisting that ‘all health and safety procedures were followed.’
While many have questioned whether the show will come back to the screens, according to reports, the Top Gear production team has been ‘dismantled.’that the 34th series, which was already partially filmed, will not be finished and there are no plans to broadcast it.The BBC launched an investigation into the incident last year of Top Gear at this time’ following an internal investigation into the accident.
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