Top Gear

Top Gear is a British TV show dedicated to cars. In the UK, the show airs on the BBC Two channel. The history of the TV show begins in 1977. The modern Top Gear appeared in 2002 with the arrival of Jeremy Clarkson in the project. He was accompanied by Richard Hammond and Jason Dawe and a super-secret test driver nicknamed The Stig.The last one was replaced by James May a year later.Top Gear was filmed at Dunsfold Airfield and a business park in Waverley, Surrey. There is a studio in the assembly hangar, where a large audience is gathered. On the runway and partial taxiway observations, the famous Top Gear track is observed.

The new format includes many significant changes compared to the old one. The program began to last one hour, the main content was three.

The program aired for 31 seasons. 234 issues were filmed (including special episodes)."Top Gear" becomes the most watched TV show on BBC Two. The program is broadcast in more than 100 countries around the world.

In 2015, there was a fight between Jeremy Clarkson and the producer, as a result, in March 2015, Clarkson was suspended from the air, and the show of already finished episodes was canceled.Following Clarkson, his colleagues Richard Hammond and James May, as well as producer Andy Wilman, left the show.

In early June 2015, one of three new performances became known. They became the radio host of the broadcast morning show on BBC 2 Radio Chris Evans.Evans was chosen as assistants: German race car driver Sabina Schmitz, motoring journalist Chris Harris and Scottish race car driver David Coulthard.

In February, the name of another presenter became known, it was actor Matt Leblanc, who had previously participated in the program as a guest.In May 2018, Matt Leblanc leaves the show. On October 22, 2018, the BBC announced the appointment of Andrew Flintoff and Paddy McGuinness to replace Leblanc.

Top Gear is a British TV show dedicated to cars. In the UK, the show airs on the BBC Two channel. The history of the TV show begins in 1977. The modern Top Gear appeared in 2002 with the arrival of Jeremy Clarkson in the project. He was accompanied by Richard Hammond and Jason Dawe and a super-secret test driver nicknamed The Stig.The last one was replaced by James May a year later.Top Gear was filmed at Dunsfold Airfield and a business park in Waverley, Surrey. There is a studio in the assembly hangar, where a large audience is gathered. On the runway and partial taxiway observations, the famous Top Gear track is observed.

The new format includes many significant changes compared to the old one. The program began to last one hour, the main content was three.

The program aired for 31 seasons. 234 issues were filmed (including special episodes)."Top Gear" becomes the most watched TV show on BBC Two. The program is broadcast in more than 100 countries around the world.

In 2015, there was a fight between Jeremy Clarkson and the producer, as a result, in March 2015, Clarkson was suspended from the air, and the show of already finished episodes was canceled.Following Clarkson, his colleagues Richard Hammond and James May, as well as producer Andy Wilman, left the show.

In early June 2015, one of three new performances became known. They became the radio host of the broadcast morning show on BBC 2 Radio Chris Evans.Evans was chosen as assistants: German race car driver Sabina Schmitz, motoring journalist Chris Harris and Scottish race car driver David Coulthard.

In February, the name of another presenter became known, it was actor Matt Leblanc, who had previously participated in the program as a guest.In May 2018, Matt Leblanc leaves the show. On October 22, 2018, the BBC announced the appointment of Andrew Flintoff and Paddy McGuinness to replace Leblanc.