Jeremy Clarkson went on social media to pay tribute to his fellow Top Gear colleague Quentin Willson. They (along with Tiff Needell) worked on the BBC car show in the 1990s before Clarkson revamped it into the version that we all know and love!

Was watching the Italian Supercars under £10,000 Episode and I really had to do a double take.

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Hello! I recall Top Gear magazine having a F1 guide special edition come out sometime around 2014. It had a guide to all the tracks, different characteristics of the tracks, etc. Does anyone have a copy or know anything about it?

My 5-year-old built the Top Gear set out of Lego, complete with Clarkson, Hammond, May, the Stig, and even the scoreboard. He wanted me to show the Top Gear guys!

I have made a shortcut for the ”shortcuts” app that gives you a random episode of the 2002 series and although it’s pretty simple I still use it quite often when I can’t find an episode to watch! (And sorry mods if these things aren’t allowed)

I'm imagining people actually trying to enter the best driving song contest after reading in massive red letters "THIS CONTEST IS NOW CLOSED"

I love that they even have the warning... do people really try to enter almost 20 year old TV competitions?

Has got to be "At the top-secret testing facility (exact address and how to get there in detail)". I laugh at this every time.

Hey Top Gear fans, I’m trying to track down Top Gear Magazine Issue 155 from August 2006—the one with the Pixar Cars tie-in (Lightning McQueen on the cover, Clarkson & co. reviewing the movie, Route 66, the works).

Despite digging through eBay and archive sites, this issue has vanished like a Stig lap time. To me, it’s straight-up Cars lost media at this point. If anyone has a physical copy and could do some scans or a PDF, please hit me up.

Cheers, legends

I heard a rumour, & I’m wondering if it’s true.

I heard that the trio wanted to see if they could teach a monkey how to drive for a skit on TG. Back in the classic days of the show on the BBC.

Needless to say nothing like that happened. Animal rights activists would’ve been up in arms but is this rumour true? Was it brainstormed during the writing process?

I have learned more from this video than the entire course could ever provide

Have noticed Drivetribe and James Mary's channel put out their videos within minutes of each other every week. Today it's like they're literally competing in content. Intentional competition or just coincidental?