In an interview to promote his new book, Mr Wilman's Motoring Adventure, Wilman highlighted the differences between the two incidents.
He was in a coma for two weeks and suffered severe head injuries but later made a full physical recovery.
The presenter was taken to hospital after he suffered facial and rib injuries in a crash at the Top Gear test track at Dunsfold Aerodrome in Surrey.
Flintoff later reached a financial settlement with the BBC after losing out on earnings in the wake of the incident.
In comparison, Wilman continued: "I think come the moment when Freddie's crash [happened], how is it different? It's a horrible crash. You know, the facial injuries for the poor man… and it lingers, he's out of action. He's out of the public eye. He's off work."
"It knocks the stuffing out of the show and if it knocks the stuffing out of the show, which is now just another BBC show, it'll knock the stuffing out of the show full stop.
Asked if he thought Top Gear would ever return to screens, Wilman said: "I don’t think it will."
He added of the BBC: "I don't think there's anybody sitting in programme planning going, 'How do we get Top Gear back on air?' Nobody's doing that."
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