Matches in DBpedia 2014 for { ?s ?p Challenge: Hammond races a customised Volkswagen Touareg against snowmobile racers Dan Lang and Daniel Bodin in Riksgränsen. The race goes down a ski slope, along a forest trail and across a frozen lake. Unusually for such races on Top Gear, Hammond wins. News: The trio state that it is more difficult to drive in the Summer, rather than Winter, because of distraction by women in short skirts. James suggested that women should wear Burqas to negate the situation. However Jeremy gives an account of a woman in a Burqa who tripped in front of the taxi he was riding in, showing she was wearing red panties and suspenders. Citroën name their new sales director, ironically called Charles Peugeot. The trio make jokes about his name being shared by the rival car company . Review: James drives an updated version of the Bugatti Veyron called the SuperSport. James breaks the suggested top speed of the car passing . However Bugatti's main test driver, Pierre Henri Raphanel, broke that record shortly afterwards, taking the car up to an official record of . The Veyron also broke another record, lapping the Top Gear Test Track in 1:16.8. Star in a Reasonably Priced Car: Cameron Diaz and Tom Cruise guest, promoting their new movie Knight and Day. Cameron initially beats Rupert Grint's time with 1:45.2. However Tom Cruise claims the record with 1:44.2, which also sees him set the record as the fastest celebrity in any car for the show. Cruise puts the car on two wheels in a turn. Feature: James notes that if he hadn't had died, Ayrton Senna would have celebrated his 50th birthday. A small documentary-like film shows detailing his racing style and life including some appearances by Mika Häkkinen, Lewis Hamilton, Jarno Trulli, Martin Brundle, Fernando Alonso, Felipe Massa, Rubens Barrichello, David Coulthard, Mark Webber, Nigel Mansell, and Michael Schumacher. The Ayrton Senna tribute has not been shown since it was first aired; all repeats skip this and go straight to credits.. }
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- Top_Gear_(series_15) shortsummary "Challenge: Hammond races a customised Volkswagen Touareg against snowmobile racers Dan Lang and Daniel Bodin in Riksgränsen. The race goes down a ski slope, along a forest trail and across a frozen lake. Unusually for such races on Top Gear, Hammond wins. News: The trio state that it is more difficult to drive in the Summer, rather than Winter, because of distraction by women in short skirts. James suggested that women should wear Burqas to negate the situation. However Jeremy gives an account of a woman in a Burqa who tripped in front of the taxi he was riding in, showing she was wearing red panties and suspenders. Citroën name their new sales director, ironically called Charles Peugeot. The trio make jokes about his name being shared by the rival car company . Review: James drives an updated version of the Bugatti Veyron called the SuperSport. James breaks the suggested top speed of the car passing . However Bugatti's main test driver, Pierre Henri Raphanel, broke that record shortly afterwards, taking the car up to an official record of . The Veyron also broke another record, lapping the Top Gear Test Track in 1:16.8. Star in a Reasonably Priced Car: Cameron Diaz and Tom Cruise guest, promoting their new movie Knight and Day. Cameron initially beats Rupert Grint's time with 1:45.2. However Tom Cruise claims the record with 1:44.2, which also sees him set the record as the fastest celebrity in any car for the show. Cruise puts the car on two wheels in a turn. Feature: James notes that if he hadn't had died, Ayrton Senna would have celebrated his 50th birthday. A small documentary-like film shows detailing his racing style and life including some appearances by Mika Häkkinen, Lewis Hamilton, Jarno Trulli, Martin Brundle, Fernando Alonso, Felipe Massa, Rubens Barrichello, David Coulthard, Mark Webber, Nigel Mansell, and Michael Schumacher. The Ayrton Senna tribute has not been shown since it was first aired; all repeats skip this and go straight to credits.".