Top Gear stars Paddy McGuinness and Chris Harris will hit the road again: BBC announces duo will appear in new European travel series after Freddie Flintoff's horror crash

Top Gear stars Paddy McGuinness and Chris Harris are set to reunite for a new BBC road trip series months after the the iconic show was halted. Pictured: Series one of Flintoff's Field of Dreams The former Top Gear host has been speaking with the crew and filming is expected to start in the spring Kat Lennox, BBC Studios creative director, factual entertainment, added: 'Paddy and Chris' on-screen chemistry has always been a favourite amongst audiences and we're so excited to be bringing more of an insight into their friendship through this adventure of a lifetime. The BBC then announced it would 'rest' the show for the foreseeable future, sparking McGuinness to post a gallery of images on Instagram starting with a picture of the trio in white Top Gear outfits. Paddy McGuinness posted this image on Instagram of the trio in white Top Gear outfits after the show was shelved Top Gear host Paddy McGuinness thanked fans 'for the love' after the BBC confirmed the hit series would be off air for the 'foreseeable future' Paddy McGuinness posted a series of images on his Instagram page as he thanked fans 'for the love' The images were captioned 'We were always going to be b*****s but we were your b******s' He wrote the caption: 'We were always going to be b*****s but we were your b******s. 'Thanks for all the love over the years folks, it was very much appreciated.'