James May, a well-known television host, and journalist was involved in an accident on Friday, August 12, and was taken to the hospital.
He was said to have cracked one of his ribs and experienced neck and back pain as a result of the collision. May was filming The Grand Tour for Amazon Prime Video at the decommissioned Olavsvern naval facility near Tromso at the time of the incident. It all starts with Olivia and then moves on to Anne Heche. Salman Rushdie and James May are currently hospitalized.
What brought James May to the hospital?
While filming a drag race with Jeremy Clarkson for The Grand Tour, May’s car collided with a wall, breaking a rib. For the challenge, May and Clarkson had to drive their rally cars down a tunnel toward a rock wall at a Norwegian naval station.
The tunnel light, on the other hand, only turned on as the vehicles accelerated, giving drivers less than five seconds to respond if there wasn’t enough space. May appeared to have realized too late, as he slammed on the brakes before collapsing into the wall. Paramedics rushed to the scene and assisted May in getting to the hospital, while the show continued to air without him.
According to one source who spoke with The Sun,
“At first, it appeared to be very concerning. Because Jeremy and Richard were concerned about their friend, paramedics arrived quickly. As with any large-scale production, medical personnel are on standby in the event that something tragically goes wrong, as it did here.”
According to the source, James hit his head hard and is currently experiencing back and neck pain. May and Clarkson, as well as Richard Hammond, James May, and Andy Wilman, created The Grand Tour. The show premiered on November 18, 2016, and has received positive reviews from both critics and audiences.
Everything You Need to Know About James May
James May began his career as a sub-editor for the magazines The Engineer and Autocar. He later wrote for publications such as Car Magazine, Top Gear, and The Daily Telegraph. May also co-wrote Oz and James’s Big Wine Adventure and wrote the book May on Motors. He is well-known for his numerous television appearances, including hosting Driven on Channel 4 and narrating Road Rage School on BBC One.
May host Inside Killer Sharks, a Sky documentary. In the BBC miniseries James May’s Big Ideas, he traveled the world in 2008, looking for applications of previously deemed science fiction ideas. He narrated another documentary, To Space & Back, in 2013.
James founded JM’s Unemployment Tube in 2015 after founding the YouTube channel Head Squeeze. The channel features cooking videos from his kitchen as well as Airfix model mock-ups. The most recent video on the channel was posted in February 2021. He founded DriveTribe, a social media platform for car enthusiasts, in 2016. He also founded Foodtribe, a spin-off company in which he filmed films with simple kitchen equipment.
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