Overview
- Companies House filings dated 2 September 2025 record a voluntary winding up of W. Chump & Sons, the trio’s joint production company.
- The business closed with £24,087,100 on its books, with reports noting a roughly £6 million distribution each if split four ways with producer Andy Wilman.
- W. Chump & Sons was established in 2015 after the presenters left BBC Top Gear to make The Grand Tour for Amazon’s Prime Video.
- The Grand Tour wrapped in September 2024, and coverage reads the corporate closure as a sign the trio do not plan further television work together.
- All three continue with solo projects, including Clarkson’s Farm on Prime Video, James May’s travel series on Channel 5, and Richard Hammond’s Workshop on Discovery+/Quest.