Top Gear spoilers: Behind-the-scenes look at live road show as James May drives a giant washing machine Eagerly anticipated Top Gear Live is back with a show in Amsterdam The motoring programme is broadcast in more than 100 countries Series 19 was another ratings success, taking the team around the world Top Gear Live, the world's biggest live car show is returning with all three of the show's popular presenters and some wacky vehicles to show their fans. Promising as much automotive drama as the hit BBC2 programme, the live show that has played to sell out audiences on four continents has rolled into Amsterdam this weekend. Legendary hosts Jeremy Clarkson, Richard Hammond and James May are seen adding their trademark humour, alongside some of the world's most expensive, most powerful and most absurdly modified cars in this behind-the-scenes look at their rehearsals. Peeking out: James May in a vehicle made of washing machines in one of his more unusual track performances Friends reunited: Richard Hammond, Jeremy Clarkson and James May during their rehearsal of Top Gear Live at the Ziggo Dome in Amsterdam Larking about: Jeremy Clarkson in a homemade contraption at Top Gear Live this week The trio are promising spectacular stunts and exhilarating motoring sequences. Customised DIY vehicles are set to play a big role in the show with innovative uses for ironing boards and washing machines. Top Gear has is broadcast in more than 100 countries, claiming a global audience of 350 million. Previous stunts include driving from Switzerland to Blackpool on a single tank of diesel and once tried to convert a Reliant Robin into a space shuttle. In 2006 Hammond nearly died while filming a stunt at Elvington airfield near York. A tyre on his dragster burst at 288mph leaving him with a serious brain injury. Innovative: Richard Hammond demonstrating his own special use for ironing boards Japes: Jeremy Clarkson on one of his trademark quirky challenges The last series, now on its 19th run, saw the trio go on a road trip across the U.S., from the Nevada desert to the Mexican border in flashy cars. The Top Gear team have already been to Sydney and Moscow with the tour this year, and will be heading to Durban in South Africa next in June for the Top Gear Festival. Last year it was the second most watched programme on the iPlayer, beaten only by the Olympics.