Sunday night is the night everybody is looking forward to! Yesterday the 5th episode of this seasons Top Gear shows you a comparision between very popular BMW E92 M3 in it’s sedan shape and what can be called the most stunning Lexus ever, the IS F. We can understand that for some of us this is a very hard task to make a choice between these two. Jeremy Clarkson is testing them both and drifting them around the circuit while the Stig tries to set lap records in both cars.
Next to that there’s also a race between Richard Hammond and James May aka “captain slow”. Their little race isn’t just a normal one, it goes between the Ferrari Daytona (celebrating it’s 40th anniversary) and a powerboat.
Last be not least you’ll see Richard Hammond doing a test to find out which is the best bus for the cities in Great-Brittain. Download the fifth Top Gear episode here or visit the official Top Gear website at BBC.co.uk/topgear.
Sunday night again! In the 4th episode of this season Top Gear brings two of the fastest and most expensive cars in the world to the Top Gear test track for Jeremy ClarksonRichard Hammond James May aka Captain Slow to test. After a couple effortless attempts at drifting the Pagani Zonda F Roadster around the track, May decides to have a little dragrace with the other supercar that is handed over to him at the Top Gear track. The Bugatti Veyron makes it’s first appearance on the track and later in the episode it’s driven around the track properly by the Stig. Meanwhile May, Hammond and Clarkson set out on a Eco challenge across Europe. To please the environmentalist they try and get from Basel (Switzerland) to Blackpool in the UK with only one tank of petrol.
This time they didn’t have a tight budget but any production car was allowed. James showed up in a Subaru Legacy Diesel, Jeremy picked a twin-turbo Jaguar XJ and Hammond arrived at the start in a BlueMotion Volkswagen Polo. As far as Top Gear races go this must have been the dullest to date up until the point where the cars are about to run out of fuel with the finish line in sight. Everybody who has ever run out of petrol, and I must admit I have as well, knows that the last few miles give a huge adrenaline rush over wheter or not you will make it to the next petrolstation. You’ll have to see for yourself who won!
Download the fourth Top Gear episode here or visit the official Top Gear website at BBC.co.uk/topgear.
In last nights episode of Top Gear the three Brits went over to the US of A to see if the modern day muscle car is any good. For this test they take out a Dodge Challenger, Corvette ZR1 and Cadillac CTS-V and attend the drag races on the Bonneville Salt Flats in Utah. Jeremy tests the Fiat Nuova 500 Abarth SS and Will Young has a go in the reasonably priced car.
Download the second Top Gear episode here or visit the official Top Gear website at BBC.co.uk/topgear.
In case you missed it, Top Gear is back! The first episode of the 12th season aired last sunday and saw Jeremy Clarkson, Richard Hammond and James May again in a famous Top Gear buy-and-win challenge. This time they bought three second-hand lorries and then took them out for a number of tests. Jeremy tested the Porsche 911 GT2 vs the Lamborghini Gallardo LP560-4 and of course there was another star in the reasonably priced car.
Download the first episode here and don’t forget to check out the new Top Gear website at BBC.co.uk/topgear. More Top Gear tonight at 8pm on BBC2.
Here at GTSpirit.com, where all huge fans of Top Gear with Clarkson, Hammond, May and the Stig. So when we saw that the Stig had turned his hand to journalism we just had to take a look. By the looks of it he’s described perfectly what many journalists have struggled to portray to their readerships for the past few months. The raw pace, endless bounds of grip and epic styling, all bought together in an in depth and concise article…
Our week passed like a Bugatti Veyron at topspeed, so it’s time for another episode of Top Gear season 11 again. In tonight’s sixth and last episode of this season the Top Gear trio meets up with their German counterparts for a series of challenges to settle the score for the best motoring show team. The German team has Sabine Schmitz onboard and she can’t wait to show the three brits how it’s done again. James May visits the Japanese car manufacturer Mitsuoka to test the Mitsuoka Orochi & Galue.
Richard Hammond reviews the Gumpert Apollo before handing it over to the Stig for a lap of the Top Gear test track. Jay Kay, lead singer of Jamiroquai and dedicated car collector, is back at Top Gear to have a go in the reasonably priced car.
It’s sunday again and when there’s no darts or football claiming the precious BBC airtime that means a new episode of Top Gear. This week Top Gear has another car vs public transport race. This time Jeremy Clarkson takes the new Nissan GT-R across Japan to see if is faster than Richard Hammond and James May who travel with the famous Japanese bullet train.
On tonights Top Gear episode: The three presenters receive a challenge to buy a used Alfa Romeo for 1000 pounds and see how they perform in a series of tests including a trackday. Two new stars set out for a lap in the reasonably priced car, Jeremy burns some rubber in the new Bentley Brooklands Coupe and the Stig has a day off.
Download the full third episode of season 11 here or visit bbc.co.uk/topgear for more Top Gear!
On tonights episode: Hammond takes on the new RS6 Avant against a pair of French extreme skiers, Jeremy takes the CLK 63 AMG for a spin and keeps driving until he runs out of land and James puts Top Gear Stunt Man to the test with a stunt pulled from James Bond movie ‘The Man with the Golden Gun’. Top Gear also shows the Mitsubishi Evo and Subaru Impreza STi rally around the test track and Rupert Penry-Jones and Peter Firth go head to head in the Reasonably Priced Car.
Download the full second episode of season 11 here or visit bbc.co.uk/topgear for more Top Gear!
Tonight Top Gear kicked off their 11th season! Without spoiling the fun of watching here’s a bit of what the first show of the new season is about: the presenters get a new challenge and turn their 1000 quid cars into ‘capable’ police pursuit vehicles. Jeremy takes the Ferrari 430 Scuderia out for a spin and let’s you know what his humble opinion is. To spice up the series Top Gear now has a dedicated Top Gear Stunt Man that will perform all the stunts and driving the presenters don’t dare to do. Altogether it looks like we’re up for a great season once again!
Download the full first episode of season 11 here or visit bbc.co.uk/topgear for more Top Gear!
Top Gear is back with their 10th season and unlike many other tvshows it’s still getting better. The third episode of the season that aired tonight had a little preview of the new super exclusive Lamborghini that is definatly worth watching for most of our readers: Top Gear showed the new Lamborghini Reventón which was unveiled at the Frankfurt International Motorshow last month.
At first the Reventón looked more like a spaced-out LP640 then the ultimate Lamborghini we had been waiting for considering the 1 million euro pricetag, but at second sight we must admit it must be every carfan’s wishlist-number-one this christmas! Not convinced yet? Read this article on the Top Gear website!
And even when you still don’t like the Lamborghini Reventón there’s enough reason to watch: Rolls Royce Drophead, 599 GTB and a Bugatti Veyron all appear on this episode!
For those of you that missed out on the latest episode of Top Gear on BBC2 keep an eye on youtube!
Old 10 minute bit of Top Gear. Jeremy Clarkson finally get’s his hands on the Ferrari Enzo and takes it for a spin on the Top Gear airfield. At the end of the video the Stig takes it for a spin and kicks the Porsche GT of the first place at the Top Gear testrack toplist.
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