On tomorrow's front page: Top Gear looks doomed as bulldozers move in to turn legendary set into new-build estate after horror Flintoff smash
After being cut free from the vehicle, he spent five weeks recovering in hospital, two weeks of which he was in a coma.
Previous Top Gear hosts Richard Hammond, Jeremy Clarkson and James May pictured at the trackBBC bosses put filming on hold while Freddie Flintoff - pictured here with co-hosts Chris Harris and Paddy McGuinness - recovers from serious injuriesCelebs have flocked from far and wide to race The Stig around the track at Dunsfold AerodromeLast month Freddie was pictured in shades being driven by wife Rachael as he recovers from his injuries'Gambon' was the last turn on the Top Gear...
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