Hawkstone Farmers’ Choir Faces Challenge Ahead of Britain’s Got Talent Finale
The Hawkstone Farmers’ Choir, founded by former Top Gear host Jeremy Clarkson for his Hawkstone brewing campaign, captured the hearts of both judges and audiences during their audition on Britain’s Got Talent. Clarkson himself was visibly moved by their performance, highlighting the emotional resonance and feel-good nature of the group .
However, just hours before the live finale, the choir has been dealt a setback. According to the latest betting odds from Grosvenor Sport, poet Sonny Green is currently the favourite to win the ITV show at 6/4, with the Hawkstone Farmers’ Choir trailing at 10/3. While still considered a strong contender, the choir’s odds indicate a tough challenge ahead .
Other acts remain in contention, including the drone show Celestial and singer Matty Juniosa, both priced at 5/1. Magician Rafferty Coope holds 13/2 odds, while fellow magician Fabian Fox and dance duo Anastasiia & Salsa are longer shots. Singer Katherine O’Malley is currently the underdog at 1000/1 .
Clarkson has been actively supporting the choir on social media, even streaming their semi-final performance during the inaugural Farm Fest alongside co-stars Kaleb Cooper and Lisa Hogan. The group’s public vote success demonstrates their enduring popularity and the strong backing of viewers .
As the choir prepares for Saturday’s live finale, anticipation is high. While they may not currently be the frontrunners, the Hawkstone Farmers’ Choir remains one of the standout stories of this season, combining heartfelt performances with a compelling personal narrative, making them a serious contender for Britain’s Got Talent glory.
