Freddie Flintoff's life changed dramatically following a near-fatal crash while filming for Top Gear in December 2022, where the three-wheeled car he was driving flipped over, resulting in severe physical and psychological injuries. Flintoff, who had been a presenter on the show since 2019, has since opened up about his struggles with anxiety and the emotional toll of the incident, stating he feels 'different' and continues to deal with the aftermath. The BBC has since apologized to him and provided a settlement reportedly worth £9 million, leading to the cancellation of Top Gear. In the new series 'Freddie Flintoff's Field of Dreams on Tour', he reflects on his journey of recovery while coaching young cricketers, acknowledging that the accident has left lasting scars. Flintoff's son expressed the family's shock over the accident, emphasizing that his father is 'lucky to be alive'. Through his return to television, Flintoff aims to inspire others while coping with his ongoing challenges.