James May
Television presenter, co-host of Top Gear
Born
January 16th, 1963
62 years ago
Category
Performers & Entertainers
Country
United Kingdom
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A prominent journalist and television presenter, this individual gained recognition as a co-host of the automotive show 'Top Gear.' He began working on the series in 2003 and contributed to its international popularity. Known for a keen interest in cars and mechanics, this presenter has hosted several other shows, including 'James May's Toy Stories' and 'James May: Our Man in Japan.' Additionally, involvement in various documentaries focused on engineering and technology highlighted a passion for explaining complex subjects to a broad audience.
Co-hosted 'Top Gear' from 2003 to 2015
Produced and presented 'James May's Toy Stories'
Presented 'James May: Our Man in Japan'
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