2019. On 11 February 2019, it was reported that Flintoff had crashed into a market stall in Mansfield while filming for the show. He remains a host into July 2019. On 10 September 2019 Flintoff crashed while riding a head-first trike at 124 mph during one of the car show's signature competitions. He was not injured and resumed filming afterwards. Flintoff was involved in a second accident when filming on 13 December 2022, at the Dunsfold Park Aerodome. He was airlifted to hospital after the second accident. Real estate In 2018, it was reported that he was involved in a development to build a new tower block in Castlefield, along Mancunian Way. The two buildings were dubbed the "Flintoff towers". After the original was rejected for being too tall, in June 2019 Flintoff continued seeking permission for a 23-storey residential tower in Castlefield. A shorter version was approved in July 2019, with the tower designed by SimpsonHaugh. The new development will be 23 storeys, not 35. Personal life Flintoff married Rachael Wools in March 2005 at Knightsbridge, London. He has four children. He has the names of his wife and children tattooed on his left shoulder. Flintoff is a supporter of Preston North End. In his 2005 autobiography, Being Freddie, Flintoff admitted he had little or no interest in football at the time and only visited the Etihad Stadium for the social atmosphere. Flintoff's father, Colin, and his brother, Chris, both played cricket, with Colin still playing for Whittingham Cricket Club near Preston. During his innings of 167 against the West Indies at Edgbaston in July 2004, one six off Jermaine Lawson was hit high into the Ryder Stand and was almost caught by his father, who fumbled the ball and dropped it. Colin Flintoff remarked "If I'd taken it he'd have been the first Test batsman to be caught out by his dad!" In 2011, Flintoff was awarded an Honorary Fellowship of Preston-based Myerscough College. Flintoff's cousins include John-Paul Flintoff, an author, broadcaster and journalist. "Flintoff Way" in Preston is named after John-Paul's grandparents, Tom and Alice. Autobiographies Flintoff has written several books: Being Freddie Freddie Andrew Flintoff, My Life in Pictures Ashes to Ashes Good Times, Bad Times Documentaries His career has been subject of a number of TV films and documentaries. In Freddie Flintoff: Hidden Side of Sport broadcast on the BBC One in 2012, he talks