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What car do you need?
Anything but it should be fast
Any but it should look stylish
Beautiful, comfortable and nice to drive
Very enduring
What will change with your part in the show?
It will be more fun
We need a little bit of mysteriousness
I'll show how to be a bon vivant
I'll be informative
What is the main thing about cars?
The number of horsepowers
Brand
Technical equipment
Comfort when driving
What your friends do often laugh at about you?
My slowness
One of the stupid acts of mine
My jokes
My reserve
Were there dangerous situations in your life?
I live this way all the time
No, I try to be careful
Yes, a serious fight
There was a severe accident
What is the best weapon in your armory?
An ultra-white smile
Sparkling jokes
A mysterious look
A great intellect
What will you order at the restaurant?
A pint of beer
Nothing. I'll sit around
A steak
Anything except Indian food
If you have to cross Sahara, what vehicle would you choose?
What is impossible to bear in this life?
Excessive popularity
Difficult dishes
Moving arrows on the dial
Bikers
If you could do something till the end of your life, what would it be?
Wearing colorful shirts
Driving a Porsche
Goofing on everybody
Test driving
Jeremy Clarkson
He came to Top Gear in 1988 and brought many new things: interesting ideas, his peculiar manner of talking and a little bit rough humor often going beyond the bounds of decency, but viewers liked him, and the show ranking started growing. While just a few hundreds of people initially watched it, when Clarkson joined, this number started to rise. In 1999, the host leaves the show. The reason was his desire to try himself in new projects. The show ranking dropped without eccentric Clarkson and the management of BBC decided to suspend new episodes. In 2002, Clarkson returns suggesting the total restart of the show. The BBC producers and management took their chance and didn't lose. Top Gear turned from a cognitive TV program into an entertaining bright show, a minute of which cost a lot of money. Tell your friends about your result. What result will they have?
Richard Hammond
Before joining the show, he worked on the radio. Sometimes the show colleagues and fans call him Hamster. In one episode of the show Hammond ate a cardboard sign imitating hamster's behavior. Participating in the show almost ended tragically for the host – when piloting a jet car he got into an accident. Everything came right but Hammond asked his colleague never mention this event. Top Gear hosts are the rampant fans of cars and Richard Hammond is not the exception. He has a thing for Porsche cars and owns a few expensive cars. Tell your friends about your result. What result will they have?
James May
James May joined the show in 1999. The set colleagues were never tired of mocking the man's careful way of driving and gave him a lot of witty nicknames. This didn't stop the journalist to accelerate the cars to amazing speed and stay the authority in terms of equipment arrangement and car modifications. Tell your friends about your result. What result will they have?
The Stig
A mysterious pilot The Stig became the favourite character of Top Gear – a racer-crash tester who trials car on the track. The host hides behind the helmet and always becomes the target for jokes and secrets. Over 26 seasons, three men played the role of The Stig. Perry Mccarthy was followed by Ben Collins, and the current secret pilot is not revealed yet. Tell your friends about your result. What result will they have?
