Richard Hammond is, of course, used to driving fast cars. Very fast cars. But it wasn’t a fast car that gave him the biggest challenge in his new series, Richard Hammond’s Crash Course (premiering Monday, Apr.
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As you surely know, Richard Hammond is setting out on his own – without the other two rascals – in his first American series, Richard Hammond’s Crash Course, which premieres this Monday, April 16, at 10p/9c.