The Grand Tour's Jeremy Clarkson, Richard Hammond and James May film in Poland

Jeremy Clarkson, Richard Hammond and James May were spotted filming in Poland on Monday ahead of the rumoured fifth season of their Amazon Prime show The Grand Tour. Spotted: The ostentatious cars attracted a huge crowd of onlookers with with neither local media nor police being informed Fasten your seatbelts: Jeremy, 62, was seen driving a white Mitsuoka Le-Seyde sports car while Richard, 52, got behind the wheel of a yellow Chevrolet SSR truck Convoy: James, 59, pulled up the rear in a vintage pastel Crosley Convertible which has been referred to as a 'soap dish on wheels' The ostentatious cars attracted a huge crowd of onlookers with moto3m.pl reporting the filming trip had been shrouded in mystery, with neither local media nor police being informed. Filming: The trio were followed by a camera which had been secured to a truck to capture the action History: The website also reported the crew shot in several places in Gdańsk - including Westerplatte where the opening shots of World War Two were fired Cheeky: Filming also featured a purple car which was emblazoned with the words 'Tittie N Beer' On Tuesday the trio drove their cars to the neighbouring town of Poznan, followed by the large crew and dozens of other vehicles. Waiting: Hosts Jeremy and Richard waited for the crew before making their way on screen Crowds: Crowds gathered to watch the filming which took place in the centre of the picturesque village Off we go: On Tuesday the trio drove their cars to the neighbouring town of Poznan, followed by the large crew and dozens of other vehicles - leading to speculation a Polish episode will feature in the new series Selfie: Fans of the show grabbed any opportunity for a selfie with the hosts pictured with a fan) Fans: Fans gleefully raced to the comment section seeing their favourite hosts reunited Fans gleefully rushed to the comment section to see the three men back together and the possibility of a new season, with one writing: ' The lads are back!'.