You got to watch the show because your “mum” was away for the night? I really don’t understand this mindset of “if it’s not Clarkson it sucks”. I laughed a lot more at this episode than I have at Top Gear in a very long time, and certainly more than I did during the entire season of Grand Tour. I guess what they…

“It’s a familiar formula: see the hosts pull up in the vehicle of their choice, listen to them rib on each other about their picks and start the test. But as I watch this segment, I find that I’m not thinking about Clarkson & Co. Like, at all.”

Well, amigo, don’t watch it then.

What?

“DO YOU SEE IT?”

My only issue? Harris brought up “continuity issues” in film, then a few moments later, Top Gear had one. Check the time stamps.

This is very very good. I’m excited for when I can see the show, but these three are going to make the show, I already know that. All three are relatively likeable, they all know their shit, and they can all three hoon a car like they made a sacrifice at the alter of Carroll Shelby. I’m glad that they are all…

You are crap. With not a single argument of why it is crap, your comment is as useless as The Stig’s moustache.

Who needs sting when you have Chris Harris? Same went for US TG with tanner. When you have a legitimately good driver you don’t need a stig.

The trio weren’t the trio, for the first couple of seasons, either.

Easily the best post-Clarkson Top Gear episode yet. Almost everything that was a bad decision in the Chris Evans era was thrown out of the window, along with said Chris Evans. Rory Reid is still a bit off in tone compared to the other two presenters , but there’s many positive signs it will improve, including Matt…

I’m thrilled. Still needs work in some areas, particularly the studio jokes/banter, but overall I thought it was very good. There were a number of times, particularly in the first half, that had me laughing, hard. Chris, Rory, and Matt aren’t The Trio, but you can tell the chemistry between them is growing, and while…

Uber driver tells Uber CEO that he lost $97,000 because of him, and he went bankrupt because of it. Driver started pointing fingers in the CEO’s face after he basically told him how to run his own business. I’m not sure the tone of the CEO was unwarranted.

Counter point: Guy whose business acumen has led him to become an uber driver criticizes the business strategy of CEO who built a $70 billion company. CEO holds his ground.

‘Some of the best’ eh?
“Here’s a drink that tastes like _______ spooged in _______ and then got mixed with battery acid. It’ll, errrr, make you way cooler and make riding your bike through the park feel like you’re blasting a downhill Xgames run!”

Considering that the team owner is effectively a fugitive in exile from his own government for what ultimately amounts to a mix of tax evasion and securities fraud...

Vijay is probably trying to avoid any extradition questions that would likely come up.

Seriously. That thing should look like India’s cricket jerseys, straight baby blue with the colors of the flag incorporated.

So called “Indian” team does a launch, doesn’t invite any actual Indian media, not even UK-based Indian media (and trust me, there’s a lot of them), the car’s livery itself looks about as Indian as Donald Trump in a grand wizard robe. They should call themselves Forced Viceroy Of India F1...

WHY IS THIS ON JALOPNIK