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Orphan Black / Quale Clono Preferisci?

« il: 4 May 2015, 13:53:22 »

Dopo il sondaggio sulla Clona preferita ecco a voi quello relativo al vostro Clono preferito.

I candidati sono:

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Sapendo che in futuro compariranno quasi sicuramente ho lasciato la possibilita' di modificare il proprio voto.

Ovviamente mi preoccupero' di aggiornare il sondaggio con i possibili nuovi cloni.


 

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Orange Is The New Black / ...Don't be yellow, vote for...

« il: 10 December 2013, 09:48:55 »

In seguito a QUESTO sondaggione, per votare le detenute preferite, vi propongo di votare per la guardia prefetita…

Vi metto le foto delle guardie, nel caso non vi ricordaste chi fossero:

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Top Gear / Top Gear Books - Il lato letterario dei motori

« il: 3 December 2013, 16:23:05 »

In questo topic mi piacerebbe raccogliere tutti i: commenti, news, spoiler, o altro; riguardanti i libri di/su Top Gear.

Ecco un elenco delle pubblicazioni (se me ne dimentico qualcuna segnalatemelo):

• Crap Cars (Richard Potter - 2004)
  
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  From the Austin Allegro to the Renault Safrane, and from the MGB to the Volkswagen Beetle, this book brings together 50 of the worst cars ever to grace the roads of Britain.
  
  The book features everything from the aesthetically pathetic to the mechanically misguided and includes tales of the most bizarre and appalling cock-ups in motoring history.
  
  With full-colour photos to illustrate each entry, this chronicle of classically Crap Cars will transport you back to the beige and brown world of the seventies and eighties and your very own Morris Marina.
• Top Gear: Motormania (Ivan & Nik Berg - 2006)
  
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  Did you know that Jasons and Tracies crash more cars than Jacquelines and Damons? Or that a boomerang can be used to repair a knackered clutch? Have you ever wanted to visit a naked car show, wondered what it's like to drive on the world's most dangerous road, or receive the world's most expensive speeding ticket?
  
  Want to read about flying cars, amphibious cars, or atomic cars? What about the Accord that can actually strike a chord, or the love car park? Dip inside to find all these plus stacks of other stuff, including cars in films, cars on TV, cars in songs even cars as coffins.
  
  This is a car book like no other. It's full of the strangest stories, fascinating facts and spectacular stats a must for any car nut.
  
• Top Gear: My Dad Had One of Those (Giles Chapman - 2007)
  
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  Good old Dad and his good old Dads car. As solid and dependable as the man himself, if a little less balding, Dads car was almost a member of the family, whisking you to exciting days out, or just to visit boring relatives in distant parts of the country to the chant of are we nearly there yet? Like the man behind the wheel, Dads car made you feel safe and secure, because it was as reassuring and sensible as he was. Maybe in an idle moment Dad dreamt of driving something rakish and fast, just like in idle moments he dreamt that your Mum was Twiggy, but the demands of family life meant soft tops, hard suspension and anything even remotely sporty were off the cards. Even anything less than four doors would have been wildly hedonistic. But although the family car may not have been the very essence of rock n roll, Dad was proud of it.
  
  Spanning the 1950s to the 80s, this is a celebration of the heyday of the Dad car. From much loved family workhorses like the Ford Cortina and Vauxhall Viva to the rakish excitement and playground kudos of the Rover 3500 and Citroen CX, all the great Dad cars are here. Reflecting a time before people carriers and lifestyle off roaders, when the nearest thing to an airbag was hiding behind your fat brother, this is a celebration of simple, honest cars that were as flawed and as loveable as your Dad himself.
  
• Top Gear: Midlife Crisis Cars (Matt Master - 2008)
  
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  Following up on "Crap Cars" and "My Dad Had One of Those", for Father's Day 2008, "Top Gear" celebrates the mid-life crisis with the definitive collection of the flashest, fastest, most impractical cars ever to be found in the driveways of otherwise perfectly sensible men. The noise, speed and power miraculously replace lost testosterone. There's no room in the back for the family; the multi-storey car park is Monte Carlo and the man behind the wheel feels young and free again.Drawing on the high level of Top Gear expertise in this area, this book surveys mid-life crisis cars from the 1950s onwards, identifying over 60 classics in the genre, spanning the whole spectrum from Ford Capri to Ferrari. It will offer fascinating insights into what each make and model reveals about the current mindset of its owner, and there'll be a simple score system indicating how well the choice of car deals with any issues that might need to be resolved. "Top Gear's Midlife Crisis" will be irresistible to anybody who has ditched the estate car for the sports car, and to anybody whose partner has done so.
  
• Top Gear: Top Drives (Michael Harvey - 2008)
  
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  Pitting man and machine against the most challenging natural and manmade elements, Top Gear Top Drives takes six cars across six continents to bring you some of the most spectacular car journeys in the world.
  
  From a Smart in Russia to a Ferrari over the mountains of Ecuador, Top Gear Top Drives will take you across Polar planes in a pick-up truck, up sand dunes in a Toyota land cruiser, along remote and rugged coastlines, into the Australian outback and through the gates of Dracula’s castle in a Mercedes-Benz. You'll drive in fast cars, cool cars, inappropriate cars, tiny cars and some very expensive cars in Top Gear’s road trips of a lifetime.
  
  Illustrated throughout with over 200 stunning photographs, and with a foreword by Jermey Clarkson, this inspirational travel book features 20 spectacular behind-the-wheel adventures, and will be irresistible to anyone who dreams of heading for the horizon with a scorch of the tyres in a cloud of dust.
  
• Top Gear: Daft Cars (Matt Master - 2009)
  
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  From flying cars to amphibious vehicles, solar-powered saloons to rockets on wheels, these are over 50 of the most wacky cars ever devised. Fancy a car that drives sideways? Try the Jeep Hurricane. Or maybe a car in which the windows change colour according to your mood for a more serene and health-giving driving experience? That’ll be the Toyota RiN. And if you like a flutter, you’ll need the Chrysler Town and Country Black Jack, which contains a mini onboard casino.
  
  Some concept cars are designed to demonstrate alternative materials and energy sources, or to showcase the gadgets of the future, or even cater for specific lifestyles or groups of people. Many don’t even get beyond the prototype stage – for reasons of cost or practicality, or, in the case of the nuclear-powered Ford Nucleon of 1958, the danger of causing a small atomic explosion. Featuring everything from practical experiments such as the hatchback fire engine, and ideas that have managed to make it into production, to stunning yet impractical supercar concepts, this book both celebrates and cringes at some of motoring’s most daft – and even idiotic – ideas.
  
• Where's Stig? (2009)
  
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  The mysterious Stig, Top Gear 's resident racing driver and one of the most popular members of the TG team, has finally got a book of his own. But you'll have to work hard to find him, as he's been cleverly concealed in a series of brilliantly drawn scenes. You might spot him getting down with the kids at a rock festival; or overseeing his workforce in his secret underground lair. He could be one of the spectators lining the route of Bonneville Salt Flats Speed Week; or soaking up the sun on the Costa del Stig. Filled with visual jokes and references to the TV series, and with extra credits for spotting his colleagues at Top Gear and a few other hidden gems, Where's Stig? will give Top Gear fans hours of fun.
  
• Big Book of Top Gear 2010 (2009)
  
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  Featuring all the best bits from the 2009 annual plus tonnes of new features. The Big Book of Top Gear 2010 will be a powerful force to match that of the TV show.
  There'll be more juicy revelations about The Stig, the next instalment in the Bigglesmay saga, behind the scenes gossip from the Top Gear set, supercars, retrocars, concept cars, crap cars, and plenty more jokes at the expense of Jeremy Clarkson.
  You'll get the lowdown on all the new fastest laps, the best and worst of the new cars, and all the madcap adventures featured in the new series, including the presenters' return to the US to road-test a new generation of American muscle cars, and a potentially ill-conceived road trip through Vietnam. We can only imagine what Clarkson et al got up to.
  
• Top Gear Supercars: The World's Fastest Cars (2010)
  
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  Ask any man the first thing he would buy if he won the lottery and we guarantee you the answer would be – a supercar. It’s what every real man and every alpha woman aspires to – a blisteringly fast V8 engine, achingly high-tech design and style that snaps the necks of passers by as they watch it sloping down the high street putting the saloons and hatchbacks of mere mortals to shame.
  
  One thing’s for sure, when it comes to cars, there’s nothing that gets the heart pulsing like a supercar, and the motoring geeks at Top Gear live out the fantasy, putting the most exotic, the most elusive and the most expensive to the test in the pages of this book. Between obscenely sexy photographs of the most exquisite machines the motoring world has to offer, you’ll find first-hand accounts of the driving experience, expert analysis of engineering expertise, speed and handling, all the stats to satisfy the most dedicated of car enthusiasts, plus special reports from Clarkson, Hammond and James May. And who better to test the prowess of these mastercrafted feats of modern engineering than Stig himself, who’ll do battle with the big-gun showstopping cars from the last three years to find out just who can claim the glory of fastest supercar.
  
  Step into the driver’s seat and brace yourself for some serious car porn as we bring you the most tantalisingly beautiful supercars you’ll find in the world today. There’s only one word for it – Poweeerrrr
  
• Jeremy Clarkson: Driven to Distraction (Jeremy Clarkson - 2010)
  
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  Brace yourself, Clarkson's back. And he'd like to tell you what he thinks about some of the most awe-inspiring, earth-shatteringly fast and jaw-droppingly gorgeous cars in the world (alongside a few irredeemable disasters ...). Or he would, if there weren't so many things competing for his attention first. So much to get off his chest. The world according to Clarkson is a perplexing place, filled with thorny subjects like: the prospect of having Terry Wogan as president; why you'll never see a woman driving a Lexus; the unforeseen consequences of inadequate birth control; and, why everyone should spend a weekend with a digger. Fearless, independent, surprising and laugh-out-loud funny, "Driven to Distraction" is full-throttle Clarkson at his best; a unique look at the joys, absurdities and frustrations of modern life. With wheels. Buckle up, get comfortable, and hold on tight. There's no one who writes about cars like Jeremy.
  
• The Big Book of Top Gear 2011 (2010)
  
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  There’ll be something to satisfy every Top Gear fan in The Big Book of Top Gear 2011, which will be overflowing with comedy gags, geeky car facts, photographs of the slickest, fastest cars on the planet (and a few old bangers), plus plenty of Clarkson, Hammond and May trivia.
  
  As always, The Stig will be creating high-powered havoc throughout its pages, while the boys will be summing up the best and worst of the last year’s motors. And just to make sure it doesn’t get too serious, there’ll be plenty of jokes at their expense, primarily focussed on Hammond’s hair, May’s newfound obsession with small toys, and Clarkson’s obsession with his own voice.
  
  The fastest, silliest, fuel-injected annual in town strikes again - a must-have for every Top Gear fan for Christmas 2010!
  
• Top Gear: 100 Fastest Cars (2010)
  
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  With supercharged supercars, roadster rockets and futuristic freaks, "Top Gear's 100 Fastest Cars" will leave you gasping for breath! Strap yourself in for the ride of your life, through awesome Audis and ferocious Ferraris, to the utterly crazy Koenigsegg CCX and the insanely fast Pagani Zonda F Roadster. With facts and stats on all your favourite fastest cars, this book is packed with power.
  
• Top Gear: The Official Highway Code (Richard Porter, Paul Powell - 2010)
  
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  As everyone knows, there are three ways of doing things. The right way, the wrong way and the Top Gear way. Although, on reflection, that’s usually just the wrong way, but faster and with more shouting. Anyway, the good news is that this third way of doing things can be applied to almost anything, and that includes motoring in general. All you need is the right guidance, which is where the brand new Official Top Gear Highway Code comes in. The Official Top Gear Highway Code will show you how to bring the ambitious but rubbish philosophies of the world’s most popular TV programme to your driving, containing advice on general motoring, as well as specific tips on how to deal with common eventualities like a rapidly sinking amphibious camper van, a caravan airship that’s just crashed into a small bush, or a stupid home-made limousine that’s snapped in half while transporting a top celebrity to an awards ceremony. Road users should not leave home without it.
  
• Top Gear: Official Annual 2011 (2010)
  
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  Get ready to race through your favourite moments from BBC's Top Gear in this official annual! Perfect for younger petrol-heads, this action-packed annual features the revelation of the man known as the Stig, the perils that Jeremy Clarkson, James May and Richard Hammond faced in the South American special, super-fast supercars, stats, quizzes, puzzles and more! This title is definitely one for the Cool Wall and the ideal Christmas gift for Top Gear fans. It is super-charged 5th colour on the cover with spot UV.
  
• Top Gear Portfolio: The World's Greatest Car Shots by the World's Greatest Photographers (2011)
  
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  For the petrolheads at "Top Gear Magazine", car photography is about more than just a car on a stretch of tarmac. It's about ultimate escapism. For "Top Gear", a truly great photograph should instantly transport you to the location and behind the wheel, delivering the speed, power and atmosphere of the moment in one shot. In this collection of "Top Gear's" finest car photography, we get up close and personal with the hottest cars of recent years in some of the most stunning locations. You'll see the world reflected in gleaming bodywork, raindrops on windscreens at 90mph, and the blur of wheels against a backdrop of epic vistas. Portfolio is the perfect coupling of automotive masterpieces of design and world-class photography. If the speed, power and craftsmanship of the world's finest, fastest cars can be captured in a moment, this is it.
  
• Top Gear Drivers' Handbook (2011)
  
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• Where's Stig: The World Tour (2010)
  
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  Every now and then, Top Gear’s tame racing driver needs a change of scene, and after a power-lap-packed year that’s seen our fearless man in white elevated to bone fide celebrity status, Stig’s decided he needs to escape the flashing bulbs of the paparazzi and do something for himself. It’s time to hit the tarmac with an Esperanto language CD and a pet passport for Where's Stig? The World Tour.
  
  Stig’s journey will span the continents, from the snow-capped mountains of the north, to the tropical jungles of the equator and dusty deserts of the south, and we’ll be watching him every step of the way. Stig will be hidden within every brilliantly drawn scene, along with Clarkson, Hammond and Captain Slow, and there’ll be plenty of other Top Gear gags to keep readers going back for more.
  
  Where’s Stig? took readers by storm last year, and Where’s Stig? The World Tour will have Top Gear fans revving their super-charged engines to come along with him on the ride of a lifetime.
  
• Where's Stig? Glovebox edition (2011)
  
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  The mysterious Stig, "Top Gear's" resident tame racing driver, is back. And this time he's in miniature, so you'll have to work extra hard to find him. He's been cleverly concealed in a series of brilliantly drawn scenes. You might spot him getting down with the kids at a rock festival; or overseeing his workforce in his secret underground lair. He could be one of the spectators lining the route of Bonneville Salt Flats Speed Week; or soaking up the sun on the Costa del Stig. Filled with visual jokes and references to the TV series, and with extra credits for spotting his colleagues at "Top Gear" and a few other hidden gems, "Where's Stig?: The Glovebox Edition" will give "Top Gear" fans hours of fun.
  
  
• The Top Gear Guide to Christmas (Richard Porter - 2011)
  
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• Where's Stig: The World Tour (Rod Hunt - 2012)
  
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  Every now and then, Top Gear’s tame racing driver needs a change of scene, and after a power-lap-packed year that’s seen our fearless man in white elevated to bone fide celebrity status, Stig’s decided he needs to escape the flashing bulbs of the paparazzi and do something for himself. It’s time to hit the tarmac with an Esperanto language CD and a pet passport for Where's Stig? The World Tour.
  
  Stig’s journey will span the continents, from the snow-capped mountains of the north, to the tropical jungles of the equator and dusty deserts of the south, and we’ll be watching him every step of the way. Stig will be hidden within every brilliantly drawn scene, along with Clarkson, Hammond and Captain Slow, and there’ll be plenty of other Top Gear gags to keep readers going back for more.
  
  Where’s Stig? took readers by storm last year, and Where’s Stig? The World Tour will have Top Gear fans revving their super-charged engines to come along with him on the ride of a lifetime.
  
• Clarkson - The Top Gear Years (Jeremy Clarkson - 2012)
  
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  We now know all about the world according to Clarkson. In a series of bestselling books, including How Hard Can It Be? and Round the Bend, Jeremy has revealed it to be a puzzling, frustrating place where all too often the lunatics seem to be running the asylum. But in The Top Gear Years, we get something rather different.
  
  Because ten years ago, at an ex-RAF aerodrome in Surrey, Jeremy and his friends built a world that was rather more to his liking: they called it Top Gear HQ.
  
  And Top Gear is for Jeremy what the jungle is for Tarzan: the perfect place to work and play.
  
  But they didn't stop there. With this corner of Surrey sorted out, Jeremy and the boys decided to have a crack at the rest of the world. With Top Gear Live charging through with the subtlety of a touring heavy rock band and far flung outposts across the globe from North America to China - an empire of petrol-headed upon which the sun never set.
  
  And all along Jeremy was writing about it all. Here, collected between hard covers for the first time, are the fruits of his labours: the cars, the hijinx, the pleasure and the pain. Brilliantly written and laugh out loud funny, The Top Gear Years is Clarkson at his pithy, provocative, hilarious best.
  
• Top Gear: The Cool 500 (Matt Master - 2012)
  
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  Ever since Karl Benz first powered up his Patent-Motorwagen in 1885, man has salivated and swooned over automobiles. And none more so than the motoring fanatics at Top Gear Magazine, who have test-driven, critiqued and worshipped some of the finest cars in motoring history. While many have fallen short of Top Gear's exacting standards, others have triumphed, proving so damn cool they're SubZero. In this unique bible of motoring coolness, Top Gear's Matt Master recounts the stories behind history's greatest cars, from pre-war vintage motors to the supercars of the future, pairing stunning Top Gear photography and rarely seen archive photographs with expert commentary. He'll break down the technology behind these incredible machines and place each car in the context of its time, with anecdotes and analysis that explain just what's so cool about each one.
  
  From the quintessential British luxury of the Bentley Brooklands to the Italian sex appeal of the Bizzarini Strada, the old Hollywood glamour of the Chrysler Airflow to the futuristic lines of the Aston Martin Bulldog via Steve McQueen's Ford Mustang and James Dean's doomed Porsche Spyder, this will be social history as much as car worship.
  
  The only book like it on the market, this is the evolution of cool, Top Gear-style; the definitive guide to the undisputed coolest cars on the planet.
  
• The Stig: The Untold Story (Simon du Beaumarche - 2012)
  
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  Who is The Stig? Where did he come from? Why does he never speak?
  
  To answer these questions, award-winning biographer Simon du Beaumarche spent a year chasing The Stig and talking to those closest to him including Jeremy Clarkson, Richard Hammond and James May.
  
  What he discovered is an explosive story of intrigue, influence and a sensational conspiracy that seeks to hide the truth about one of the 21st century’s greatest icons.
  
  Get behind the visor of the man, the myth, the driver, the legend, THE STIG.
  
• Where's Stig: The World Tour (Rod Hunt - 2012)
  
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  The Stig, Top Gear's resident tame racing driver, has gone global, hitting the tarmac with nothing but an Esperanto language CD and a pet passport to his name. But this time, he's in miniature...
  
  Cleverly concealed in a series of brilliantly-drawn scenarios, it's your job to track down The Stig in this new, conveniently glovebox-sized edition of the bestselling book. Search among the snowy peaks of the Alps, the busy streets of downtown New York and even the glitz and glamour of the Monaco grand prix. With extra points for finding Jeremy, Hammond and Captain Slow, as well as various hidden gems from the TV series, Where's Stig: The World Tour will give Top Gear fans hours of globetrotting fun.
  
• Top Gear: The Spotter's Guide (2012)
  
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  This Top Gear Spotter's Guide will keep Top Gear fans young and old quiet on long car journeys, as they identify unusual cars, search for rare road signs and keep their eyes peeled for the lesser-spotted Clarksonus Maximus. Beat your friends and family by scoring points for super rare spots! The Spotter's Guide is the perfect stocking filler for Christmas! Based on the BBC Two television series featuring Jeremy Clarkson, James May and Richard Hammond.
  
• Top Gear: Official Annual 2014 (2013)
  
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  Jeremy Clarkson, James May and Richard Hammond return in the Official Top Gear Annual 2014 - the perfect stocking filler for young petrol-heads! Find out what the presenters' ultimate cars would be, make your own papier mache caravan pinata to destroy, learn how to draw supercars and track down Jeremy, James and Richard in the trickiest maze ever! Some say it's the most fun you can have until you're old enough to drive!
  
• Jeremy Clarkson: Is It Really Too Much To Ask? (Jeremy Clarkson - 2013)
  
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  Is It Really Too Much To Ask? is the fifth book in Jeremy Clarkson's bestselling The World According to Clarkson series.
  
  In a world where the blind insist on leading the blind, we're lucky to have Jeremy Clarkson doing the driving on a laugh-out-loud tour of what's brilliant and what's plain stupid- as only he can see it.
  
  Pithy and provocative, belly laughs are guaranteed as Jeremy fearlessly lays out everything we've all been thinking but never spoken up on. For too long we have accepted daftness instead of embracing the best, and our national treasure demands an answer to a simple question: is it really too much to ask?
  
  Jeremy Clarkson becomes the hilarious voice of a nation once more in Is It Really Too Much To Ask?, Volume 5 of The World According To Clarkson, following bestselling titles The World According to Clarkson, And Another Thing, For Crying Out Loud and How Hard Can It Be?.
  
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  Jeremy Clarkson began his writing career on the Rotherham Advertiser. He now writes for the Sun and the Sunday Times and is the tallest person working in British television.
  
• The Stig: The Untold Story (Simon du Beaumarche - 2013)
  
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  The Stig is known to millions as Top Gear’s tame racing driver, famed for his skillful driving and his legendary reluctance to speak. Yet almost nothing is known about the man behind the visor. Where did he come from? What is his motivation? Did he really once punch a horse to the ground?
  
  Simon du Beaumarche (Princess Margaret – Gin & Gentility; Keith Chegwin – Tears Of An Idiot) has devoted over two years to getting inside that trademark white helmet. He has pursued The Stig – sometimes literally – in a relentless quest to unearth the truth and now, at last, his findings can be revealed. Through extensive research and in-depth interviews with celebrities, motorsport experts and Top Gear presenters Jeremy Clarkson, Richard Hammond and James May, du Beaumarche has built up an unprecedented picture of what lies beneath the white suit.
  
  His quest threw up many questions: can Stig-like characters really be seen in the hieroglyphics of ancient Egypt? Was The Stig present at some of the most pivotal moments in history? Why is a driver of The Stig’s considerable ability not in Formula 1? How can anyone not understand how stairs work? Happily, these questions and many others will be answered in Simon du Marche’s landmark work, THE STIG.
  
• The Top Gear Guide to Britain (Richard Porter - 2013)
  
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  For over ten years, Top Gear has been travelling all over Britain in the course of making the world’s best programme about cars, driving, and three men in smart-casual clothes shouting at each other. So, who better to assemble a guide to Britain itself with all its glories, quirks and multiple words for bread rolls?
  
  This book is not only a guide for outsiders; it is an invaluable reference manual for Britons themselves, like a mirror held up to our very souls.* Join us then, as we travel from A-Z cataloguing and making moderately flippant remarks about every aspect of life and living in the best country in the world after New Zealand, Denmark, probably Canada and some bits of France.
  
  *Although in this case, a mirror that has been dropped and then run over by a small lorry but don’t worry, some bits of it still just about work.
  
• Top Gear: How to Parachute into a Moving Car (Richard Porter - 2013)
  
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  A collection of the Top Gear team's sensible, level-headed advice for coping with the everyday scenarios that we all face now and again.
  
  All men have suffered at the hands of life's little problems from time to time, whether it's choosing your petrol station stance, making a decent ham sandwich or leaping from a plane and attempting to land in the open roof of a fast-moving vehicle. Now, the team at Top Gear have come up with the answer to all your woes!
  
  With colour illustrations and handy step-by-step guides, How to Parachute into a Moving Car is a handy guide to overcoming the very worst situations that everyday life can throw at you, the Top Gear way.
  

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