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How fast did you go?
Hammond (laughing): You’ll have to watch the film — but it wasn’t as fast as the cars race. The thing is a monster. It’s like climbing into the belly of a dragon and driving that around. It does only one thing — and that’s go around the track really fast in one direction. You find yourself trying to fight it, trying to keep it from doing what it really wants to do. And also, when you go into a turn and hit the braking, well, I fly a helicopter back in Britain and I would say it feels more like that than driving a car — because you roll into that turn and you roll back out of it. It’s not like any other kind of driving that you’ll ever get to do anywhere else.
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Get an exclusive sneak of Monday April 30’s all new episode of TOP GEAR - and see as Richard Hammond visits Texas to immerse himself in the world of NASCAR Racing.
Here, Richard leads the grid of 43 cars out on the NASCAR track. But is the Hamster up to the task to leading 39,000 horsepower?!
It’s time for Season: 18 Episode: 1 - The Ferrari Challenge
Starts tonight at 8:30/7:30c on BBC America.
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That time when Richard joked about James becoming an astronaut, and then that other time when James actually did.
From ‘Top Gear Series 6’ (Richard’s review of the Maserati Coupé) and the TV special ‘James May At The Edge of Space’
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The newly reformed Top Gear band on an Indian train singing “Hey Jude” and changing the lyrics to “naan” in an attempt to get the other passengers to join in.