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If anyone wants to be surprised, don't read any furthur!
But for anyone who is a fan of Top Gear (presumably many, many people on this board) this comes as some pretty cool news.
From the official site:
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Gotta love their races of epic proportions. I've been excited for the new series to start since the last one ended (Though it's only going to be 6 episodes
) and I can say reading that bit of news about the R35 vs. Bullet Train is making the wait feel just that much longer.
On an unrelated note, In the meantime I've taken a liking to 'Oz and James Big Wine Adventure' for anyone looking for the 'Top Gear of Wine'.
But for anyone who is a fan of Top Gear (presumably many, many people on this board) this comes as some pretty cool news.
From the official site:
Series 11 countdown: GT-R v Bullet Train
The Nissan GT-R is clearly quite a car.
The kind of car that's built with such obsession that its tyres are filled with nitrogen so they don't suffer excessive pressure change when they get hot.
The kind of car that has an engine hand-built in a hermetically sealed room to ensure absolute precision and cleanliness.
The kind of car that got Jeremy so excited he was prepared to fly all the way to Japan to drive it.
Unfortunately, Richard and James insisted on tagging along too, so the Top Gear office came up with a very special race.
Could Clarkson in his technofest Nissan get from one side of Japan to the other before Hammond and May could do the same trip using public transport?
But not just any public transport. Japanese public transport: the most reliable and, thanks to the famous 186mph Bullet Train, the fastest mass transit network in the world.
As we said, the Nissan GT-R is clearly quite a car. But then, against that sort of adversary, it needs to be.
The new series of Top Gear kicks off at 8pm on Sunday June 22 on BBC Two.
The Nissan GT-R is clearly quite a car.
The kind of car that's built with such obsession that its tyres are filled with nitrogen so they don't suffer excessive pressure change when they get hot.
The kind of car that has an engine hand-built in a hermetically sealed room to ensure absolute precision and cleanliness.
The kind of car that got Jeremy so excited he was prepared to fly all the way to Japan to drive it.
Unfortunately, Richard and James insisted on tagging along too, so the Top Gear office came up with a very special race.
Could Clarkson in his technofest Nissan get from one side of Japan to the other before Hammond and May could do the same trip using public transport?
But not just any public transport. Japanese public transport: the most reliable and, thanks to the famous 186mph Bullet Train, the fastest mass transit network in the world.
As we said, the Nissan GT-R is clearly quite a car. But then, against that sort of adversary, it needs to be.
The new series of Top Gear kicks off at 8pm on Sunday June 22 on BBC Two.
Gotta love their races of epic proportions. I've been excited for the new series to start since the last one ended (Though it's only going to be 6 episodes
) and I can say reading that bit of news about the R35 vs. Bullet Train is making the wait feel just that much longer.On an unrelated note, In the meantime I've taken a liking to 'Oz and James Big Wine Adventure' for anyone looking for the 'Top Gear of Wine'.
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