If he can ride a bike, he can present TV. More Top Gear soon. Yay!

I am waiting until the New Year.

BBC News

Top Gear presenter Richard Hammond has said it was “fantastic” to ride a motorbike for the first time since his near-fatal jet-car crash in September. He told Motorcycle News he had taken his Honda Fireblade around the streets of London just days after being given the all-clear to ride by doctors.

Hammond crashed in September while filming for the BBC motoring programme.

“I just can’t believe how good that was,” he said, although he admitted the first few minutes were “wobbly”.

Hammond suffered memory loss and needed weeks of therapy after the 288mph (463km/h) accident at Elvington airfield near York in the north of England.

But he said it had not dimmed his love of all things petrol-driven, especially his bike.