I'm rather sceptical as to the accuracy of this article, but it apparantly reveals the identity of the BBC's Top Gear tame racing driver - The Stig.
If you don't wish to know then don't look!
http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/4286448 ... nswer.html
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I suffer from paranoid amnesia. I can't remember who I don't trust.Whoa....FAT Stignigelb wrote:Ah, but no mention of the true identity of Stig's American cousin. ;-)
Nigel²

I suffer from paranoid amnesia. I can't remember who I don't trust.mehr von dieser angelegenheitjonesey2k wrote:I'd rather have that German bird; Sabine Schmitz

Exactly, and this is the reason why myself and many others watch it, it's excellent comedy and a very enjoyable show. The old boring car review Top Gear is dead and hopefully will remain so for a long long time.Although I must admit Top Gear isn't about reviewing cars as much these days. Its usually focusing around the team trekking across a large country racing against each other, using different modes or methods, in the quickest time. Its entertaining to watch but, as someone at work said the other day, its not really a motoring programme anymore. More BBC comedy. :think:
That sadly is very true, Top Gear is now very much entertainment for the boy racer.but, as someone at work said the other day, its not really a motoring programme anymore


I really don't understand this point, I've heard it bandied around a few times but I just can't really comprehend it. The old Top Gear has nothing in common with the new Top Gear other than the fact that they bear the same name and share some presenters. They are completely different shows now. No, it isn't a motoring show, it's a comedy show, plain and simple. "It's not really a motoring show any more." This is a good thing!Nigel H-J wrote:That sadly is very true, Top Gear is now very much entertainment for the boy racer.but, as someone at work said the other day, its not really a motoring programme anymore
To me, it is all about high performance out of pocket range vehicles......what we need is a good family orientated motoring programme but to some that would be no doubt too boring. Yes, there is Fifth Gear, but Top Gear itself needs to come down to the level of ordinary folk whilst not losing the humour.
Enough said.
Regards
Nigel.