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• Top Gear (1977 TV series)
  ...car-based BBC television series produced by BBC Birmingham, broadcast from 1977 to 2001. It consisted of 30-minute magazine format programmes presented by ...nderson]], [[Tiff Needell]] and [[Adrian Simpson]] having moved to [[Fifth Gear]], was broadcast in 2002 with coverage of the Birmingham Motorshow.)
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• Top Gear
  '''Top Gear''' and similar may refer to the following: * The lowest [[Gear ratio]]s (or ordinally, the highest gear) available in the transmission of an automobile
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• Top gear (disambiguation)
  '''Top Gear''' and similar may refer to the following: * The lowest [[Gear ratios]] (or ordinally, the highest gear) available in the transmission of an automobile
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• Andy Wilman
  ...also presented segments of the original ''[[Top Gear (1977 TV series)|Top Gear]]''. ...rmat and succeeded in getting permission for a new show. Apart from ''Top Gear'', Wilman has worked with Clarkson on a number of other television projects
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• Top Gear (magazine)
  ...article is about the magazine. For other uses of '''Top Gear''', see [[Top Gear (disambiguation)]]'' ...s May]] and [[Jeremy Clarkson]] - are regular contributors, along with the series' production staff. Tame racing driver [[The Stig]] also regularly features
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• Top Gear (1977 TV series)
  ...car-based BBC television series produced by BBC Birmingham, broadcast from 1977 to 2001. It consisted of 30-minute magazine format programmes presented by ...nderson]], [[Tiff Needell]] and [[Adrian Simpson]] having moved to [[Fifth Gear]], was broadcast in 2002 with coverage of the Birmingham Motorshow.)
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• James May
  ...Veyron]] to its top speed of 407km/h (253.5mph) during an episode of ''Top Gear''.<ref>{{cite episode | title = Top Gear: Season 9, Episode 2
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• Keiichi Tsuchiya
  ...tsu [[Honda]], Team Lark [[McLaren Cars|McLaren]], [[Toyota Team Europe]], TV Asahi Team Dragon Tsuchiya started his career through the Fuji Freshman series, in 1977. Unlike many drivers who came on a traditional face via wealthy families or
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• Nissan Serena
  ...ing and an emblematic front grille design, which are features of the Rider Series of custom cars. Black-themed special seat materials and silver carbon-style ==Current Generation: (2011–present C26 Series)==
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• Top Gear (2002 TV series)
  ...ters |title=TV car show host wins online backing for British PM |quote=Top Gear is at number two |date=2008-01-01 |accessdate=2008-01-02}}</ref> ...ncritic.com/news.aspx?id=7647 |title=Breaking News - NBC Details New Beers Series, Midseason Options &#124; TheFutonCritic.com |publisher=Futoncritic.com |da
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• Citroën DS
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• Top Gear challenges
  '''''[[Top Gear (current format)|Top Gear]]''''' challenges are a segment of the show where the presenters attempt to ...op Gear challenges#How_hard_can_it_be.3F|"How hard can it be?"]] and [[Top Gear challenges#Cheap_cars|"Cheap car"]] challenges which are much larger in sco
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• Jeremy Clarkson
  ...st known for his role on the BBC TV show ''[[Top Gear (2002 TV series)|Top Gear]]'' along with co-presenters [[Richard Hammond]] and [[James May]]. He also ...as a presenter of the [[Top Gear (1977 TV series)|original format of ''Top Gear'']] in 1988. Since the mid-1990s Clarkson has become a recognised public pe
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• Nürburgring
  ...straight, which made that section of the Ring dangerously narrow. A second series of three more F1 races were held until 1976, but even higher demands by the ...again as the [[German Grand Prix]] was moved to the [[Hockenheimring]] for 1977.
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