One thing I'd like them to do is to show the presenters times around the track, and Stig's time
They did that ages ago didn't they?
One thing I'd like them to do is to show the presenters times around the track, and Stig's time
They really should do more challenges that involve the TOCA drivers - they are mental
Only Clarkson time has been recorded using the original car I believe (1:50)
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They did that ages ago didn't they?
That German lass would be an interesting Stig replacement!
Thats the ones - also the 'recommend the best London bus'...over-night caravan racing? airport services racing? you mean those ones?
the ones with the "no contact" rule...
when i first saw the caravan one, i was in tears![]()
'It'? Don't you mean 'they'?
'It'? Don't you mean 'they'?
they would have to scrap the lap times.
thats why there was only one "stig" for the actual laps, and about 7 other stand in's for when they do challenges etc.
but anyway, they will get a new stig (or similar gimick)
bring back the Tiff![]()
Something that I have wondered about is, would all of this nonsense have been avoided if Ben Collins wrote the biog as 'The Stig' instead of 'Ben Collins'? I.e. The Stig's POV so no names were dropped!?
The BBC would have been happy as no contract would have been broken, Mr Collins would have been happy and gained more money....win win! though I guess the other side of this argument is that it may have given a bit more of an identity to The Stig than the BBC would have liked if you were able to read about his thoughts/experiences etc Part of the joke is that he is mysterious and does seemingly random and strange things.
Mind you, I have seen interviews with The Stig by the other 3 presenters in Top Gear books before so not sure how this would have been any different?
Apparently Clarkson has done a lap of the track but with the other presenters in the car so that his time is rendered unrepresentative.One thing I'd like them to do is to show the presenters times around the track, and Stig's time
Jeremy Clarkson may have said he was 'history,' but just weeks after being sacked by the BBC, another channel has snapped up The Stig.
Ben Collins, who wore the helmet and white suit for seven years, is racing over to Channel Five's rival motoring show Fifth Gear.
The professional driver will perform similar roles to those he did for Top Gear, including extreme racing challenges, from next week.
But unlike his 'mystery man' status at the BBC, Collins will also try his hand at some presenting, alongside hosts Tiff Needell, Vicki Butler-Henderson, Jason Plato and Jonny Smith.
Cha-ching.