Noen i sona Lillehammer som har lagt merke til noe uvant?
Posted: 02 Feb 2006, 03:38
Kunne tenkt meg å vært publikum til filminga, men får nøye meg med det endelige resultatet etterhvert 8O
http://driving.timesonline.co.uk/articl ... 82,00.html
Skulle visst det på forhånd, og arrangert "MX5 Wiking Rally" - heile gjengen med cab'en nede mens de var der
... we also observed a strange phenomenon in icy cold Norway..
Hadde vært fett, hadde glatt lagt igjen hardtoppen og stilt opp til no sånt!
Tror jeg har en mc-hjelm og noen horn liggende etsted...
*edit* -- er jo gammalt nytt jo.. så det først nå
http://www2.nrk.no/redskap/bildegalleri/26046-1.html
http://www.nrk.no/nyheter/distrikt/nrk_ ... 02832.html
-->> Finner småbiter med lydklipp, reportasje og bilder hvis dere søker etter top gear etter innlogging på NRK nett-tv.
http://www.skihopp.no/?show=les&id=966
http://www.dagbladet.no/sport/2006/01/17/455033.html
Fritt sakset fra Top Gear magazine :
The winter months are normally a quiet time at the telly programme. But not this year. Beacuse Clarkson, Hammond and the other bloke have just returned from Norway, where they've filmed the Top Gear winter olympics Special. You'll find all the usual disciplines, with the added bonus that the guys compete in cars; partly because ti's nice and warm in a car, but mainly beacuse Jeremy is about as fit as Rik Waller.
So, we kick off with the biathalon, the classic combination of cross country skiing and shooting, but our competitors- May and Clarkson- tackle the gruelling course in the new Audi Q7 SUV, and the benchmark Volvo xc90. It's worth watching for Jeremy's shhoting alone. Only The Matrix used more bullets.
Next we take on Norway's top speed-skater in the new Jaguar XK, with Jeremy Torvill at the wheel; while out in the wilds of Lillehammer, Hammond is rounding up the local rally drivers for a game of ice hockey- using the new suzuki swift. Ice hockey is one of the most violent games in earth, and our vesion is no different.
Finally, a ski jumper does one of those amazing leaps they do from the top of a 120-metre ramp and challenges us to beat his distance-with a car. Now normally this would be impossible, but 1.5 tonnes of rocket thrust does lower the odds.
So there it is; all the olympics stand for-sportsmanship, courage, endeavour- out of the window. Tune in. With a Lager.
Andy Wilman, executive producer TG TV
http://driving.timesonline.co.uk/articl ... 82,00.html
Skulle visst det på forhånd, og arrangert "MX5 Wiking Rally" - heile gjengen med cab'en nede mens de var der
... we also observed a strange phenomenon in icy cold Norway..
Hadde vært fett, hadde glatt lagt igjen hardtoppen og stilt opp til no sånt!Tror jeg har en mc-hjelm og noen horn liggende etsted...
*edit* -- er jo gammalt nytt jo.. så det først nå
http://www2.nrk.no/redskap/bildegalleri/26046-1.html
http://www.nrk.no/nyheter/distrikt/nrk_ ... 02832.html
-->> Finner småbiter med lydklipp, reportasje og bilder hvis dere søker etter top gear etter innlogging på NRK nett-tv.
http://www.skihopp.no/?show=les&id=966
http://www.dagbladet.no/sport/2006/01/17/455033.html
Fritt sakset fra Top Gear magazine :
The winter months are normally a quiet time at the telly programme. But not this year. Beacuse Clarkson, Hammond and the other bloke have just returned from Norway, where they've filmed the Top Gear winter olympics Special. You'll find all the usual disciplines, with the added bonus that the guys compete in cars; partly because ti's nice and warm in a car, but mainly beacuse Jeremy is about as fit as Rik Waller.
So, we kick off with the biathalon, the classic combination of cross country skiing and shooting, but our competitors- May and Clarkson- tackle the gruelling course in the new Audi Q7 SUV, and the benchmark Volvo xc90. It's worth watching for Jeremy's shhoting alone. Only The Matrix used more bullets.
Next we take on Norway's top speed-skater in the new Jaguar XK, with Jeremy Torvill at the wheel; while out in the wilds of Lillehammer, Hammond is rounding up the local rally drivers for a game of ice hockey- using the new suzuki swift. Ice hockey is one of the most violent games in earth, and our vesion is no different.
Finally, a ski jumper does one of those amazing leaps they do from the top of a 120-metre ramp and challenges us to beat his distance-with a car. Now normally this would be impossible, but 1.5 tonnes of rocket thrust does lower the odds.
So there it is; all the olympics stand for-sportsmanship, courage, endeavour- out of the window. Tune in. With a Lager.
Andy Wilman, executive producer TG TV
