Richard Mark Hammond - English television presenter

Best known for Top Gear, Richard Hammond's Invisible Worlds

Richard was born 19 December 1969 in Birmingham, United Kingdom, is an English television presenter and journalist.

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Daily Mirror's experience

Daily Mirror's experience

One of the former presenters of the popular TV show Top Gear in the United Kingdom (the others being James May and Jeremy Clarkson). Richard writes a weekly column for the Daily Mirror's motoring supplement, as well as features and presentations for Top Gear magazine. He was previously employed by Radio York and Radio Cumbria.

One of the former presenters of the popular TV show Top Gear in the United Kingdom (the others being James May and Jeremy Clarkson). Richard writes a weekly column for the Daily Mirror's motoring supplement, as well as features and presentations for Top Gear magazine. He was previously employed by Radio York and Radio Cumbria.

Richard Hammond also hosted the popular science show Brainiac, in which he conducted unconventional and sometimes controversial experiments. The Discovery Science television channel in Poland aired the Brainiac program.

National Geographic experience

He also hosts the National Geographic channel's Secrets of Engineering Connections and "Anatomy of Stupidity According to Richard Hammond" series, as well as the BBC television charity program "Sport Relift." He can also be seen on Top Gear-themed DVDs.

Movies and shows

New experience in career

In November 2016, Hammond co-founded the automotive social media website DriveTribe with Clarkson and May, where he regularly posts content on his tribe Hammond's Fob Jockeys. Brainiac: Science Abuse (2003–2008), Total Wipeout (2009–2012), and Planet Earth Live are other shows he has hosted (2012).

Secrets of Engineering Connections

According to this program Richard Hammond went on a journey to uncover the Connections. The audience can discover with the presenter which connections lie behind the world's most advanced engineering projects. These structures are technological jewels, and Hammond discovers an amazing range of unexpected inventions and ideas hidden deep in their DNA, spanning history and originating from every corner of the globe.

Anatomy of Stupidity According to Richard Hammond

According to this program Richard Hammond explains physics, chemistry, and biology at work. Later Potato and ITV Studios label is currently working on a reboot of the Richard Hammond-fronted Sky1 series, which aired from 2003 to 2006. Potato, an ITV Studios label, is currently working on a reboot of the Richard Hammond-fronted Sky1 series, which aired from 2003 to 2006. According to managing director Michael Kelpie, the show will have a slightly different tone and a surprising talent lineup.

Planet Earth Live

Planet Earth Live is a British television live-action nature documentary. The British television Natural History Unit produced the show, which also aired in May 2012 and was hosted by Richard Hammond and Julia Bradbury.

Discovery+

Clarkson's Farm was a huge hit because Jeremy Clarkson demonstrated just how difficult it was to build a successful farming business. The show, which is now available on Discovery+, follows The Grand Tour's presenter as he attempts to build a car restoration business.

Planet Earth Live Program

Throughout the month of May, Planet Earth Live broadcasted real-time footage of young animals from five continents. The program debuted on BBC One in the United Kingdom in May 2012 and has since been broadcast in 140 countries across the world, making this the BBC's most ambitious global wildlife series to date. 24/7 Wild was re-named and aired on NatGeo Wild in the United States; BBC aired it in South Africa, Asia, Australia, Italy, Nordic countries, New Zealand, and Poland.

Richard Hammond began his career at several radio stations before moving on to current daytime lifestyle shows and car programs on Men & Motors TV.

Richard Hammond began his career at several radio stations before moving on to current daytime lifestyle shows and car programs on Men & Motors TV. Throughout the month of May, Planet Earth Live broadcasted real-time footage of young animals from five continents. The program debuted on BBC One in the United Kingdom in May 2012 and has since been broadcast in 140 countries across the world, making this the BBC's most ambitious global wildlife series to date. 24/7 Wild was re-named and aired on NatGeo Wild in the United States; BBC aired it in South Africa, Asia, Australia, Italy, Nordic countries, New Zealand, and Poland.