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| Fantastic challenges that test the mettle of the Top Gear team. The Top Gear boys – Jezzer, Hamster and Captain Slow – can do brake-horsepowers, torques and 0-60s until the pumps run dry. But when they take on a challenge, the action gets competitive, hilarious, dangerous and, at times, downright humiliating. BUGATTI VEYRON VS A PLANE – It’s Top Gear’s most dramatic race yet. Jeremy’s in the Bugatti Veyron – the fastest, most lavish supercar ever – while Richard and James are in a flying washing machine – with Captain Slow at the controls! CRAP ‘70s SUPERCARS – They were once state-of-the-art Italian supercars – the Maserati Merak, the Ferrari Dino 308GT4 and the Lamborghini Uracco. Now, all the lads need to do is try to drive from Bristol to a ‘gentleman’s’ club in Slough. PARKOUR VS PEUGEOT 207 – They may wear silly trousers but these parkour (the barmy sport of leaping across rooftops across the city) lads are serious competition for Captain Slow’s Peugeot 207 in a race through Liverpool. BUILDING LIMOS – The boys are up against it, making their own stretch limos from everyday cars. But the challenge has only just begun. There are some high-profile celebs who need a lift to the Brit Awards. . . RELIANT ROBIN SPACE SHUTTLE – Combining cutting edge amateur rocketry, British grit, and truly intergalactic levels of cocking about, Richard and James try to put a Reliant Robin into space. PORSCHE CAYENNE TURBO S VS RED DEVIL – Richard answers a question that’s been on the lips of the nation for years – is a very large and overpowered Porsche 4×4 faster than a skydiving man dressed as a massive squirrel? THE CONVERTIBLE PEOPLE CARRIER – Attempting to turn a Renault Espace into a fashionable ‘drop top’, the team prove that trying to make your own convertible is a bit like trying to cut your own hair. You can do it, but you probably shouldn’t . . . AMPHIBIOUS CARS – THE FIRST ATTEMPT – Can the lads create a vehicle equally at home on land and water? Will they even make it across the reservoir without drowning or catching hypothermia? |
