Jeremy Clarkson is Top Gear's Top Host – Chris Evans is out of the top 10

Jeremy Clarkson is officially the best Top Gear presenter of all time, according to fans who have supported steak-muncher en mbade for a new poll.

Aged 59, James May and Richard Hammond followed with a considerable lead in Radio Times polls. Although he has already rented himself last week.

Top Gear's current professional Chris Harris was fourth in front of Tif Needles, while Friends star Matt LeBlanc was sixth.

Freddie Flintoff and Paddy McGuinness – who have been a huge hit with fans and have been congratulated for finally putting Top Gear back on track since their debut last month – placed seventh and eighth.

However, Chris Evans is missing from the list after being accused of saving Top Gear after Clarkson, Hammond and May's releases after the main man, Oisin Tymom, hit the producer on a highlighter.

Anyway, Jezza and his merry men came out of the scandal with an Amazon Prime contract estimated at $ 250 million.

"I'm upset, it's literally the 27th thing I've won, and it's always special, but it's a particularly special moment," Clarkson said enthusiastically about his Radio Times title.

Tim Glanfield, editorial director of RadioTimes.com, added: "It's a divisive character, but when it comes to a show, there seems to be little doubt in the minds of the British public – Top Gear means Clarkson.

"It's perhaps not surprising that the three men who made the show a worldwide success won this race, but the distance traveled by Mr. Clarkson confirms his place as a star of the car, at a reasonable price or other."

As for the Grand Tour, the boys are back for the fourth season of filming in Cambodia and juggle with their own solo projects.

Top Gear continues Sunday at 8pm on BBC Two.