how have so many of us managed to not go at the same time :lol2:
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how have so many of us managed to not go at the same time :lol2:
A mate bought my ticket - I had no choice!
Actually... he bought 10... :eek:
Very generous!
we got some pre-sale tickets through one of Toni's dog grooming customers, we are at the 11am session
i hope not :( (still we are more likely for a run on being on the end):DQuote:
Originally Posted by Numpty's Missus
Same session as you. I am bringing forward control Taz with me.Quote:
Originally Posted by Grover-98
Impulse Redefined: Top Gear Live audience buy supercars at the show
https://www.aulro.com/afvb/images/im...09/02/1260.jpgGo to see a live show, and you may walk out with a t-shirt or a CD. But a new car? Much less a six-figure supercar? Amazingly, that's the effect Top Gear Live is evidently having on its audience. The stage version of the popular BBC television program combines the best of conventional car shows with Knievel-esque stunts to create a spectacle of unparalleled popularity.
Part of the show – presented by Jeremy Clarkson, Richard Hammond, James May and of course, The Stig – is a demonstration of top supercars, which manufacturers gladly supply to the show's producers despite the potential for damage all because of one simple phenomenon: on their way out, wealthy show-goers have been known to pony up for the exotic machinery they'd just seen perform on stage. That's world-class impulse buying.
The show is going on its first world tour, hitting London and Birmingham before sailing off to Dublin, Johannesburg, Sydney, Auckland and Hong Kong. Unfortunately the tour doesn't include this side of the Atlantic (or Pacific, for that matter), so you might just have to buy your next supercar the old-fashion way.