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Top Gear’s 30th season is just around the corner and has been previewed for the first time.
In typical Top Gear fashion, the latest season will feature all kinds of new and old vehicles as well as some entertaining challenges that hosts Chris Harris, Freddie Flintoff and Paddy McGuinness must complete.
One particularly ambitious stunt features Flintoff sliding on his feet while being towed by an Ariel Nomad in the pavement equivalent of waterskiing. The presenters will even race cars that have been cut in half.
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In order to drum up interest for the upcoming series of Top Gear, BBC One has released a short preview. It’s worth noting that the series doesn’t have an air date announced just yet, so make sure you enjoy this duly because it’s all we get for a while.
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Freddie Flintoff had hinted before that he would be attempting concrete surfing, or what he called “water skiing on [the] tarmac at 100 mph [161 kph].” We get a first look at how this played out: decked in a special suit and with titanium shoes on, he’s dragged by an Ariel Nomad with The Stig at the wheel down a Scottish runway. The phrase