New Top Gear Trio???

[rossybee]

Let's not forget that Jodie's legs bring an appealing vision to the party.

And she can drive.

[pete]

Let's not forget that Jodie's legs bring an appealing vision to the party.

And she can drive.

OK Jodie and me.

[rossybee]

Didn't realise your pins were so worthy of mention too, I apologise for the omission...

[Corranga]

They could draft in Carmen Jorda and Susie Wolff too, not like they have anything else to do...

[Dominic]

Personally, I didn't think there was anything wrong with Chris Coffee, William Woodyard and the wee round cheery old rally man.

[Dominic]

Oh, and not forgetting the two strangely manly looking female presenters, Tiffany Dell and Victor Butler-Henderson.

[Scotty C]

I read Guy Martin's book recently, an interesting character, who was quite reluctant to do TV presenting. He has turned down programs along the lines of wheeler dealers as he thought they'd just not be much fun. The impression I got was he's still just as happy working on trucks , fitting in his bike races and doing TV stuff if it's of interest.

I'll miss the entertainment of the old show, but a revised version would be like doing a sequel film with different actors, some work some don't, I suspect this wouldn't.

how was his book?

[ClarkyBoy]

I read Guy Martin's book recently, an interesting character, who was quite reluctant to do TV presenting. He has turned down programs along the lines of wheeler dealers as he thought they'd just not be much fun. The impression I got was he's still just as happy working on trucks , fitting in his bike races and doing TV stuff if it's of interest.

I'll miss the entertainment of the old show, but a revised version would be like doing a sequel film with different actors, some work some don't, I suspect this wouldn't.

how was his book?

I read it when I got out of hospital, best book I have read in a long time, probably because I was actually interested in pretty much all of the content.

well worth a read IMO.

[j2 lot]

Personally, I didn't think there was anything wrong with Chris Coffee, William Woodyard and the wee round cheery old rally man.

Tony Mason (ex Roger Clark navigator)

What about Noel Edmonds, Angela Rippon and Sue 'someone'

[smee]

I don't care, just as long as they keep Quentin Wilson locked in a cupboard somewhere, how did that guy EVER get on TV?

[kerryxeg]

I read Guy Martin's book recently, an interesting character, who was quite reluctant to do TV presenting. He has turned down programs along the lines of wheeler dealers as he thought they'd just not be much fun. The impression I got was he's still just as happy working on trucks , fitting in his bike races and doing TV stuff if it's of interest.

I'll miss the entertainment of the old show, but a revised version would be like doing a sequel film with different actors, some work some don't, I suspect this wouldn't.

how was his book?

I read it when I got out of hospital, best book I have read in a long time, probably because I was actually interested in pretty much all of the content.

well worth a read IMO.

It was a good read, he is quite an unusual character, very down to earth. It was one of those books where you can follow through someone's life and see how they got to the rather unusual position they are in now.

[Scotty C]

cool, one for the beach in St Lucia

[rossybee]

Personally, I didn't think there was anything wrong with Chris Coffee, William Woodyard and the wee round cheery old rally man.

Tony Mason (ex Roger Clark navigator)

What about Noel Edmonds, Angela Rippon and Sue 'someone'

I remember, around 8 or 9 yrs ago, along with other SEers, spotting a very old and dottled looking Tony Mason wandering around the autosport show, was a shame to see how much he'd aged....very likeable auld fella...

Let's not forget the sexy Julia Bradbury and Kate Humbles....yum

[steve_weegie]

cool, one for the beach in St Lucia

We were in Soufriere for our honeymoon! Don't let it get in the way of the Rum Punch and scuba, Scotty

[thinfourth]

there is only one obvious choice

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