Career: LeBlanc tried modelling, but didn't enjoy it. Instead, he appeared in several adverts and, in 1988, began formal acting training. Within a year he had a starring role in the TV 101 series. He followed that with Top of the Heap and small-screen movie Anything to Survive. In 1994 he struck gold when he was cast as Joey Tribbiani in hit sitcom Friends. The same year, LeBlanc made his film debut in The Killing Box. He has also starred in Lost in Space, Charlie's Angels and All the Queen's Men. After Friends he played the title role in spin-off series, Joey, but it failed to resonate with audiences and was axed after two seasons. In 2011 he began playing a version of himself in the critically acclaimed Episodes.

Career: In 2008, Harris left Autocar to co-found a web-based digital platform called Drivers Republic. This shut down a year later and Harris joined Evo magazine as a writer and reviewer until 2011. He joined Evo again in 2015. Harris has also amassed a following on YouTube, originally with the automotive network /Drive and later with his own channel called Chris Harris on Cars. He partnered with Neil Carey to shoot the Chris Harris on Cars series, which was absorbed by the BBC in 2016. Harris joined the cast of Top Gear as a recurring presenter for the 23rd series before becoming one of the main presenters in the 24th series.

Career: Reid was the editor-in-chief for Recombu magazine, specialising in car reviews, before stepping down. He continues to work as a brand ambassador for the magazine. Reid has also written for Cnet UK and he launched its Car Tech channel. He was a presenter on the Sky TV series Gadget Geeks in 2012, reviewing gadgets and technology, and has worked on BBC Radio 5 Live's Saturday Edition as a technology expert. Reid is also relatively well known to car enthusiasts online as he presents the YouTube channel Fast, Furious and Funny. Following open auditions, where Reid submitted a 30-second audition video, he joined the team of presenters for the 23rd series of Top Gear and was later announced as a presenter for its sister show, Extra Gear. For the 24th series, Reid became one of the main presenters, alongside Matt LeBlanc and Chris Harris.