the last challenge was ace - "you have heard of a bad looser, hammond is a bad winner" then he goes and shouts in theat dudes face! brilliant
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the last challenge was ace - "you have heard of a bad looser, hammond is a bad winner" then he goes and shouts in theat dudes face! brilliant
How far in was that? I'm going to watch it now on the iplayer as I missed it on Sunday.Quote:
Originally Posted by Jojo
Let us know what time it is.. I want to see too :lol:
Just finished watching it and I LOL'ed 3 times so loudly, got told off..
Ahh brilliant last epi! Hammond is defo. a bad winner :lol: :rotfl: Love that guy!
It was on the very last race about 5 mins from the end - you'll have to watch the race, but its where Stig vs the rally driver bloke (instead of James who it should have been) A couple of times his visor is open, one of them he's looking at the camera too.
I loved it when the German guy went past Hammond first, sticking his finger up etc and then Hammond won and charged into his face shouting winner etc - brilliant!
It is back on Sunday at 8pm... can't wait :cheer::cheer::cheer:
And this is the promo
http://www.topgear.com/uk/videos/series-12-promo
Did anyone watch it last night? it was funny as hell... I love it
Loved it, loved it, loved it :cheer:
Jezza crashing into a brick wall :eek::eek: the truck on fire.. hammond losing his car... :rotfl::rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:
Jeremy Clarkson experienced "screaming agony" during a stunt in which he drove a lorry into a wall.
The Top Gear presenter staged the experiment to "see how difficult it was to be a truck driver", reports the BBC.
Clarkson has since recovered from his injuries after driving the Renault Magnum lorry through a wall at 56mph at a test track near Milton Keynes.
He told The Sun: "At the moment, teenagers see Bruce Willis driving his car into a helicopter and imagine that you can get out afterwards and still be well enough to punch a baddy in the face.
"This isn't accurate. I emerged from my high speed head-on impact in what can only be described as screaming agony. I couldn't walk. I couldn't talk. I couldn't think."
Co-presenter Richard Hammond suffered a brain injury when he was involved in a high-speed dragster crash while filming the BBC show in September 2006. The 38-year-old recently revealed that he still gets nervous behind the wheel.
Painful to watch, never mind experience :wall: