Clarkson’s Farm and Richard Hammond Crossover in the Works
The Old Duo Reunite — But Not Behind the Wheel
A brand-new Clarkson’s Farm crossover featuring Richard Hammond is reportedly in development — a move that marks another reunion between the legendary Top Gear and Grand Tour co-stars.
Jeremy Clarkson, the host of Clarkson’s Farm, is planning to bring his long-time friend and fellow presenter Hammond into his hit Prime Video farming series, set in the Cotswolds.
From Fast Cars to Farm Life
For over two decades, Clarkson, Hammond, and James May formed one of television’s most iconic trios on Top Gear and later on The Grand Tour. While the three have since branched out into separate projects, their on-screen chemistry continues to capture global audiences.
In Clarkson’s case, his solo success came through Clarkson’s Farm, filmed at his Diddly Squat Farm in Chadlington. The series follows the outspoken presenter as he navigates the challenges of rural life — from weather disasters to livestock mishaps — and has become one of Prime Video’s biggest non-fiction hits, running for four successful seasons so far.
Richard Hammond’s Surprise Cameo
Fans of Clarkson’s Farm were thrilled when Hammond made a surprise cameo appearance in the latest season, released earlier this year.
In one memorable moment, Clarkson consulted Hammond about a tractor he planned to hang from the roof of his new pub, The Farmer’s Dog. It was a brief but nostalgic nod to their long partnership — and fans immediately began calling for more.
Meet Richard Ham — The Farm’s Unexpected Star
Hammond’s name also found its way onto the farm in a slightly unexpected form: “Richard Ham”, a pig named in his honor.
The runt of the litter, Richard Ham became an instant fan favorite after Clarkson decided to spare the animal from slaughter. The adorable piglet quickly became one of the breakout stars of Season 4, melting hearts and inspiring countless memes across social media.
A Clever Business Move: The ‘Richard Ham’ Trademark
Never one to miss an opportunity, Jeremy Clarkson has reportedly taken the next step — applying to the UK’s Intellectual Property Office to trademark the name Richard Ham.
According to The Daily Star, Clarkson plans to launch a merchandise line under the name, which could include:
- Clothing
- Homeware
- Gardening tools
- Cookbooks
- Christmas decorations
The move marks a humorous but strategic business expansion — turning a small on-screen joke into a full-fledged brand.
A New Chapter for Clarkson and Hammond
National reports suggest this trademark may tie directly into Clarkson’s plans for a new crossover project with Hammond — potentially blending the world of Clarkson’s Farm with the duo’s signature wit and chemistry that made Top Gear a global hit.
While details remain under wraps, fans are already buzzing about what a Clarkson’s Farm x Hammond reunion might look like — tractors, livestock, and all.
From Petrolheads to Pig Farmers
Clarkson’s decision to trademark his pig’s name might sound quirky, but it’s undeniably clever. What began as a playful nod to his old co-star has turned into a brand opportunity that could make him a small fortune — and maybe even spark a new era of Clarkson and Hammond collaborations.
“They conquered the car world. Now, they might just conquer the farmyard.”
