Top Gear
Top Gear is a BAFTA and Emmy award winning British television series about motor vehicles, primarily cars. It began in 1977 as a conventional motoring magazine show. Over time, and especially since a relaunch in 2002, it has developed a quirky, humorous style. The show is currently presented by Jeremy Clarkson, Richard Hammond and James May, and has featured three different test drivers known as The Stig (the first dressed in a black racing outfit, and the second and third dressed in a white one).
Jeremy celebrates the 50th Birthday of the Jaguar E-type by driving the modern one, Richard is in South Africa to test a bigger, even more rugged alternative to the famous Hummer, James meets up with Gold Medal Winner Amy Williams and races her in the new Mini Rally Car.
James reviews the new Aston Martin Virage and bashes on the Nurburgring. The boys head out to Italy for a Hot Hatchback Roadtrip with Jeremy in the Citroen DS3 Racing, Hammond in the Fiat 500C Abarth and James May in the Renaultsport Clio 200 Cup. They perform a number of tasks including a scavenger hunt of sorts as well as laps around the Monaco Grand Prix track through Monte Carlo. Ross Noble is the star in a reasonably priced car.
Jeremy and Richard look at some amazing second hand bargains you can buy for the price of Britain's cheapest brand new car, the $9,900 Nissan Pixo. Meanwhile, James tests the toughness of the new Range Rover Evoque by driving it through Death Valley and then gauges its stylishness by using it to chauffeur a global megastar across Las Vegas.
The guys attempt to make train travel cheaper, faster and more interesting by replacing the conventional carriages and locomotive with a series of caravans attached to a specially modified car. It's either the world's most ingenious idea or the prelude to the world's biggest accident. Jeremy is also out on the track comparing the rip-snorting Jaguar XKR-S to the recently updated Nissan GT-R.
The guys are challenged to knock down a row of derelict houses in less time than it takes a team of demolition experts to do the same job. Meanwhile, Jeremy tests an updated version of the classic Jensen Interceptor and finds himself transported back to a 1970s world of leather driving gloves and droopy moustaches. The incredible Lotus T125 also brings some F1-style performance to the track
Jeremy and James embark on a trip to the British seaside in two new electric cars, taking in an impromptu and thoroughly informative visit to Lincoln along the way. Meanwhile, Richard meets the world's most extraordinary rally team, and pop impresario Louis Walsh is this week's star in the Reasonably Priced Car. Plus, the new brand new Lamborghini Aventador flexes its muscles on the track.
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Jeremy Clarkson | Self - Presenter |
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Richard Hammond | Self - Presenter |
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James may | Self - Presenter |
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The Stig | Self |
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Rowan Atkinson | Self |
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Alice Cooper | Self |
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Ben Collins | Self |
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Bob Geldof | Self - Star in a Reasonably Priced Car |
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Andy Wilman | Man on the left |
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Rubens Barrichello | Self |
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Flavio Briatore | Self |
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Ross Noble | Self |
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Sebastian Vettel | Self - Special Guest |
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Bernie Ecclestone | Self |
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David Coulthard | Self |
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Mark Webber | Self |
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Louis Walsh | Self |
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John Manlove | Self |
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Kris Meeke | Self |
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Amy Williams | Self |
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Christian Horner | Self |
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Jean Alesi | Self |
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Jake Humphrey | Self |
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Helen Ashby | Self - Curator / National Railway Museum |
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Murray Brown | Self - Editor / Rail Express Magazine |
| Director | Phil Churchward |
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| Brian Klein |
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| Konrad Begg |
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| Ben Duncan |
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| Nigel Simpkiss |
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| Producer | Jay Miller, Alex Renton, Oisin Tymon, Grant Wardrop, Andy Wilman | |
| Packaging | Keep Case |
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| Nr Discs | 2 |
| Layers | Single side, Single layer |
| Regions | Region 2 |
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