Chris Evans believes Jeremy Clarkson could've returned to Top Gear, Chris Evans accepts Jeremy Clarkson could've come back to 'Top Gear' if James May and Richard Hammond had acknowledged new contracts.
The BBC Radio 2 DJ was reported as the new host of the BBC Two motoring show prior this week yet he's currently asserted Jeremy - who was sacked after he punched a maker consecutively more than a steak - may have been permitted to return if his co-hosts had consented to front the show without him for some time.
He said: "I would love to see James and Richard back doing it and who knows, possibly on the off chance that they'd have return for a year, perhaps Jeremy would've return following a year.
"I adored 'Top Gear' how it was, trust me, I'm the most obvious who doesn't need it to change."
Then again, James May yesterday (17.06.15) demanded he'd never been offered another contract.
Chris - who demanded he will "most likely" have a female co-host - additionally uncovered he and the show's makers will be holding trials to supplant May and Hammond.
Talking on 'The One Show' on BBC One, he shared: "I'm not going to name any names ... I haven't got a shortlist, I've got a not insignificant rundown ... The way Richard and James were found was by auditioning thus what we're going to do is hold tryouts.
"Not only for celebrated individuals, ex-acclaimed individuals, best in class well known individuals, in the middle of renowned individuals yet for individuals who are watching the show ... The thing that does make a difference is that you've got the chance to have a voracity for autos and you've became more acquainted with something about autos."
In the interim, the 49-year-old moderator has indicated the new arrangement of 'Top Gear' will hit TV screens next March.
Talking on 'The Chris Evans Breakfast Show', he said: "This is BBC Radio 2 - not BBC Two - that is next March."
The BBC Radio 2 DJ was reported as the new host of the BBC Two motoring show prior this week yet he's currently asserted Jeremy - who was sacked after he punched a maker consecutively more than a steak - may have been permitted to return if his co-hosts had consented to front the show without him for some time.
He said: "I would love to see James and Richard back doing it and who knows, possibly on the off chance that they'd have return for a year, perhaps Jeremy would've return following a year.
"I adored 'Top Gear' how it was, trust me, I'm the most obvious who doesn't need it to change."
Then again, James May yesterday (17.06.15) demanded he'd never been offered another contract.
Chris - who demanded he will "most likely" have a female co-host - additionally uncovered he and the show's makers will be holding trials to supplant May and Hammond.
Talking on 'The One Show' on BBC One, he shared: "I'm not going to name any names ... I haven't got a shortlist, I've got a not insignificant rundown ... The way Richard and James were found was by auditioning thus what we're going to do is hold tryouts.
"Not only for celebrated individuals, ex-acclaimed individuals, best in class well known individuals, in the middle of renowned individuals yet for individuals who are watching the show ... The thing that does make a difference is that you've got the chance to have a voracity for autos and you've became more acquainted with something about autos."
In the interim, the 49-year-old moderator has indicated the new arrangement of 'Top Gear' will hit TV screens next March.
Talking on 'The Chris Evans Breakfast Show', he said: "This is BBC Radio 2 - not BBC Two - that is next March."
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