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Top Gear has released a short video to unveil its new Stig...which looks exactly like the old one. In typical Top Gear style, it's a satirical video detailing the Stig breeding process - with a not so subtle jab at Ben Collins and his book-writing pr
Top Gear's former Stig, Ben Collins, has recently suggested the show now runs a sort of Who Wants to be The Stig? reality TV show to find the next future stunt driver. In a recent Telegraph article in the UK, Ben Collins was interview by the p
An interview with Jeremy Clarkson by WitneyTV was posted up as a trailer recently, based around the latest Stig controversy. The full interview has now surfaced on YouTube. Clarkson says that the Stig (Ben Collins) is 'history'. But says they
Jeremy Clarkson was interviewed by Witney TV recently to talk about the Stig unveiling controversy and how Top Gear feels about it. The video below is just a teaser, but it suggests Top Gear is 'over' the whole situation and is open enough to talk ab
A court ruling in England has lifted the lid on the identity of The Stig after the BBC lost its battle to keep it a secret. Revealing what we already knew, Ben Collins, a race driver who has featured on Top Gear as himself, has been identified
Ben Collins aka The Stig, Top Gear's tame racing driver, has apparently been sacked from the show after he announced the release of his new autobiography. The book is said to be released on September 16. A replacement then? Well, reports say B
One of the best-kept secrets of the automotive world was uncovered over the weekend. Top Gear's famously unidentified 'Stig' driving specialist is, according to reports, Ben Collins. A recent report by the Sunday Times in England revealed a co
The Stig, also known as... um, The Stig, is apparently going through a few legal issue with the BBC over the release of his (or her) autobiography; and identity. The popular Top Gear TV mystery host has said 'it' is planning on releasing an autobiogr
Some say he's just a figment of our imagination, and that he's just Michael Schumacher dressed up a bit, but Google's Streetview camera cars have snapped a pic of the tame racing driver himself. It just so happens that it's a picture of office
British television program Top Gear has done something none of us could have expected for its first show of the series - and it’s good, really good. But to maintain a thin veil of secrecy we will warn you now, do not read on unless you want