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Post by RedMoon11 on Nov 26, 2014 11:13:29 GMT
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Post by RedMoon11 on Mar 5, 2015 11:22:07 GMT
Durbs Dumps Top Gear As Funds Dry UpMarch 3 2015 at 07:44amBy Sihle Manda  Top Gear presenters Richard Hammond, James May and Jeremy Clarkson up to their usual antics during the 2014 Top Gear Festival at the Moses Mabhida Stadium, when it attracted 64 000 motoring enthusiasts.
Durban - The hugely popular Top Gear Festival will not be staged in Durban. This shock revelation was made by the event organisers in a brief media statement on Monday. However, the news wasn’t unexpected.In January The Mercury reported that deputy mayor and chairwoman of eThekwini metro’s economic development and planning committee Nomvuzo Shabalala had told the committee that the city did not have money for the event. Johannesburg now looks the most likely destination. The organisers said on Monday they were looking for an alternative destination and “hope to have more news soon”. Addressing members of the committee at the time, Shabalala abruptly said: “I forgot to mention that we don’t have money for Top Gear. We don’t have it… It happens in June. Also, the World Routes Forum in September. Those are big events and we need the money.” Shabalala had been briefing the committee on tourism statistics. Top Gear said it had over the past three years enjoyed a “great relationship” with its South African fans and thanked them for their “understanding”. FRUSTRATIONThis year’s event was scheduled to be held on the weekend of 13-14 June. Frustrated show enthusiasts took to the events Facebook page to request clarity. Donella Wright wrote: “Can anyone confirm the change of venue for Top Gear Festival 2015 from Durban to Joburg ?! If true, I find it disgusting!” There had been confusion over show ticket sales, which were apparently meant to go on sale on Monday. Kamil Ramlaul asked: “Tickets were to be launched today, but nothing is on itickets. Will it really be today?” The page responded that the tickets would go on sale on March 20. Event chief operations officer James Cooke-Priest said: “Although we will not be in Durban this year, we are taking steps to stage an alternative Top Gear Live event in Johannesburg, and we will be announcing those plans shortly.” www.iol.co.za/news/south-africa/kwazulu-natal/durbs-dumps-top-gear-as-funds-dry-up-1.1826010#.VPcF9o7aQmE
Durban Top Gear Festival CancelledSapa | 02 March, 2015 19:06  "Although we will not be in Durban this year we are taking steps to stage an alternative Top Gear Live event in Johannesburg and we shall be announcing those plans shortly". File photoImage by: THULI DLAMINIThe annual Top Gear festival that was due to be held in Durban will now be held in Johannesburg, event organisers announced on Monday.In a brief statement, James Cooke-Priest, chief operations officer of Top Gear Live, said: "South Africa has always been one of our favourite destinations on the tour. We have a particular fondness for the crowds we entertain here, as they are always so loud and enthusiastic and return year after year to support us. "Although we will not be in Durban this year we are taking steps to stage an alternative Top Gear Live event in Johannesburg and we shall be announcing those plans shortly". The Top Gear event featuring Jeremy Clarkson, Richard Hammond and James May has been a hit in the city with fans of the popular BBC having descended on Durban for a number of years to attend the event. It is not known why the event was moved from Durban at such short notice. www.timeslive.co.za/local/2015/03/02/durban-top-gear-festival-cancelled
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Post by RedMoon11 on Mar 20, 2015 11:29:11 GMT
 
Jeremy, James & Richard are coming to Australia – Top Gear Festival SydneyOne of the world's greatest sporting rivalries has had a dash of Top Gear added...buckle up for 'The Cr-Ashes' - Australia vs England done properly! Get set to see Jeremy, Richard and James, and a certain tame-racing driver, take on Shane Jacobson, Steve Pizzati, Riana Crehan, Casey Stoner and a whole heap of other Aussie guests in a series of ludicrous challenges. If it shoots, explodes, makes smoke or loud noises you’ll see it in one of those outrageous half car, half sport things we do so well… We’ll be will transforming Sydney Motorsport Park into the ultimate outdoor motoring spectacular - Top Gear Festival Sydney is taking place on 18–19 April. Tickets are available right now, right here: www.topgearfestivalsydney.com.au/ticketswww.topgearfestivalsydney.com.au/home |
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Post by RedMoon11 on Mar 20, 2015 16:58:35 GMT
Jeremy Clarkson suspension puts BBC Top Gear Festival in Australia under a cloud19 March 2015 Nick Galvin Journalist Star of the show: Clarkson at last year's event in Sydney, which drew 46,000 fans.Fans with tickets for the BBC Top Gear Festival in Sydney are anxiously awaiting the outcome of the Jeremy Clarkson inquiry and news of whether the event will go ahead as planned. The festival, slated for April 18 and 19 at Sydney Motorsport Park, Eastern Creek, is largely built around Clarkson, the star of the TV show. Organisers of the festival, which last year drew about 46,000 motor sport fans over the two days, were playing a straight bat to enquiries about the future of the event. "There are at present no plans to either cancel or postpone the Top Gear Festival in Australia," said a statement. "As things stand, the event will go ahead as planned." Clarkson remains on suspension by the BBC after allegedly assaulting producer Oisin Tymon in what has been officially dubbed a "fracas". Relations between Clarkson and his employer have become increasingly bitter following the suspension and revelations a senior BBC executive allegedly compared Clarkson to Jimmy Savile. Both Clarkson and Tymon have now reportedly given their sides of the story to Ken MacQuarrie, the BBC manager heading up the inquiry, but there has been no comment from the corporation about when it will reach a decision. Meanwhile, support for a possible – if not entirely serious – candidate to replace Clarkson has been gathering pace. A petition at change.org entitled "Hire Alan Partridge for Top Gear" has received more than 25,000 signatures. The petition supporting the fictitious TV personality, played by Steve Coogan, recommends Partridge based on his "effortless banter" on Radio Norwich and his work on a motoring video called Crash! Bang! Wallop! "We believe this diversity of experience and his noted passion for cars puts Alan in great stead to take over as chief presenter after Clarkson's successful tenure," continues the petition. "Mr Partridge is both capable of retaining what has made the show great over the years and adding a new and vital reenergised flavour to the show." Read more: www.smh.com.au/entertainment/tv-and-radio/jeremy-clarkson-suspension-puts-bbc-top-gear-festival-in-australia-under-a-cloud-20150319-1m2qac.html#ixzz3UwiBqDsf
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Post by RedMoon11 on Mar 31, 2015 16:56:01 GMT
BBC Worldwide statement on Top Gear Live remaining datesCategory: BBC Worldwide BBC Worldwide statement on Top Gear Live remaining dates:BBC Worldwide statement on Top Gear Live remaining dates:
“So as not to disappoint the thousands of people around the world who have already purchased tickets, BBC Worldwide has agreed with our joint venture partner Brand Events that the remainder of the tour can continue. These events will not however feature any BBC Top Gear branding or content. We believe this is a sensible approach in the circumstances.”(A decision has also been made to reschedule the Festival planned for Sydney in April until July of this year and will instead become an indoor arena show staged in both Melbourne on 18-19 July and Sydney on 25 -26 July. The live shows that were due to have taken place in Stavanger, Norway last weekend have been re-scheduled to 20-21 June. We are confirming the full details directly to ticket holders in their local markets.) Brand Events statement: “This is a great solution for the fans. We’d like to thank our ticket holders for their continued patience. The fans are the most important people to Jeremy, Richard and James so we’re delighted to be able to say ‘we’re still coming’. We’re sure it’ll be something you won’t want to miss.”
www.bbc.co.uk/mediacentre/worldwide/2015/top-gear-live-statement
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Post by RedMoon11 on Apr 21, 2015 11:42:59 GMT
CLARKSON, HAMMOND AND MAY LIVE, JHB 12-14 June 2015 · Jeremy Clarkson, Richard Hammond and James May are back – LIVE · Action-packed 90 minute arena show with new, never before seen sequences and world-leading stunt team · 10 years of touring highlights in a show set to thrill fans The ‘Clarkson, Hammond and May Live’ event is set to electrify audiences with motoring mayhem when it kicks off in Johannesburg at The Ticketpro Dome from the 12th-14th June 2015 and tickets are set to go on sale on the 20th April 2015. There are plenty of reasons to buy tickets for this this high octane arena tour, fronted by Jeremy Clarkson, James May and Richard Hammond, featuring a mix of beautiful cars, breath-taking stunts as well as all the irreverent humour that fans know and love from the trio. Creative Director Rowland French said: “We absolutely love the fans in South Africa and we’re thrilled to be returning to Johannesburg for the first time in four years, for a limited number of shows that are on sale for 2015 only. Jeremy, Richard, James and the entire production team have always had a great time in South Africa and truly believe it has the best fans in the world. We’re looking forward to putting on an incredible show, featuring all the things people know and love from the presenters, as well as the spectacular action sequences the production has become famous for.” Fans of Clarkson, Hammond and May will be able to enjoy an action packed 90-minute arena show with new, never seen before sequences, as well as all of the supercars, stunts, fire and tyre smoke you’d expect from the three biggest car presenters in the world. The Johannesburg leg of the event offers four scintillating arena shows with ticket prices ranging from R395 per person for seating on the mezzanine level to R995 per person for seating in the first front rows of the arena. All tickets include entry into the motoring expo. ‘Clarkson, Hammond and May Live’ is set to be the highlight of South Africa’s entertainment calendar this year www.clarksonhammondandmaylive.co.za/news
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Post by RedMoon11 on May 7, 2015 11:43:13 GMT
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Post by RedMoon11 on May 7, 2015 11:52:19 GMT
CLARKSON, HAMMOND & MAY LIVE IS COMING TO AUSTRALIA!JEREMY, RICHARD AND JAMES WILL BE PERFORMING IN AUSTRALIA TOGETHER LATER THIS YEAR IN A NEW EXCITING MOTORING ARENA SHOW NAMED ‘CLARKSON, HAMMOND & MAY LIVE’. THE EVENT WILL FEATURE A MIX OF BEAUTIFUL CARS, BREATH-TAKING STUNTS AS WELL AS ALL THE IRREVERENT HUMOUR THAT FANS KNOW AND LOVE FROM THE TRIO. THE EVENTS WILL TAKE PLACE ON THE FOLLOWING DATES:MELBOURNE: ROD LAVER ARENASATURDAY JULY 18TH SUNDAY JULY 19TH SYDNEY: ALL PHONES ARENASATURDAY JULY 25TH SUNDAY JULY 26TH
Tickets go on general sale on Monday 11th May. All Top Gear Festival ticket holders are being contacted directly about the various options available to them. clarksonhammondandmaylive.com.au/
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Post by RedMoon11 on May 9, 2015 7:10:16 GMT
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Post by RedMoon11 on May 9, 2015 9:28:30 GMT
KEN BLOCK to join Jeremy, James & Richard in JHB!
Motoring rally phenomenon and Youtube sensation Ken Block, will Gymkhana LIVE in his all new 845bhp modified all-wheel-drive 1965 'notchback' Mustang at Clarkson, Hammond & May Live!
In an exciting first for SA and Africa as a whole, Ken - dubbed an "absolute and utter motoring hooligan" - will do what he does best as he goes head-to-head with Jeremy, Richard and James inside the Ticketpro Dome, JHB on 12-14 June. It's going to be the motoring showdown of the year.
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Post by RedMoon11 on May 11, 2015 11:44:58 GMT
Clarkson Back to Rev Up SA FansSunday Times News By Staff Reporter, 2015-05-09  James May, Jeremy Clarkson and Richard Hammond will be in South Africa next month. Image: CHARLIE GRAYJeremy Clarkson cannot wait to sit down to a piping hot steak at one of his favourite Johannesburg restaurants. And after the fracas involving a steak that led to the BBC sacking him from the highly popular motoring show Top Gear, the whole world knows how important a hot meal is to the controversial star. The BBC fired him in March after he swore at and punched a Top Gear producer, Oisin Tymon, who Clarkson accused of having failed to organise hot food for him during a shoot in Yorkshire. Clarkson's two co-presenters, James May and Richard Hammond, have also quit the show. Now the trio are heading to Johannesburg as part of an international tour that is effectively Top Gear under a new name - Clarkson, Hammond & May Live. It will be their first visit to Gauteng in four years, after performing in the Top Gear Festival in Durban for several years. They are set to perform in four shows, from Friday June 12, at the Ticketpro Dome in Northgate. Top of Clarkson's list of things to do in South Africa is visit what he says is his favourite Sandton restaurant, The Butcher Shop & Grill. "I worked out the other day that the foreign city I've been to most often is Johannesburg. I've been there more than I've been to Paris, which is remarkable," he said. Organisers of the new 90-minute arena show say it will feature all the supercars, stunts, explosions, tyre smoke and irreverent humour that fans have come to expect. The creative director, Rowland French, said: "The three presenters have been working incredibly hard to make sure it's better than ever before, and I'm certainly looking forward to seeing them back doing what they do best." Clarkson said the show would be "really, really, really good fun". "After many years of practice, it's a good show now. People are appreciative of it when it's over and say: 'That was good fun.' Although a friend of mine did once describe it as every headache he'd ever had, condensed into an hour and a half," he said. "People think that to sell tickets and do arena shows, you've got to have white teeth and bouffant hair, which of course Richard does have. "But James and I are a reassurance to the audience that it's OK, you can still do it even if you're a bit fat and you look 20 years older than you actually are. I'm only 32. We give people hope. They look at themselves in the mirror and say: 'I am a disgrace. I look awful, but those two also look awful.'" Clarkson added: "The people in South Africa are fantastic. For the sheer volume of appreciative noises, South Africa's the best." Hammond also sang the praises of South African fans. "They're not going to stop themselves having a good time by being restrained. They've gone out for a good time, and they're going to make sure they have one," he said. The trio have been filming in the UK for the live show. A promotional video is due to hit South African screens next week. They will be joined on the tour - which also takes in Australia and Norway - by American rally driver Ken Block, who will be bringing his highly modified Ford Mustang. Clarkson has previously courted criticism by, among other things, referring to an Asian man by the pejorative term "slope". Last year he was taped reciting the nursery rhyme Eeny, meeny, miny, moe, and saying "Catch a n***** by his toe" as he chose between two cars. According to The Guardian, Clarkson called BBC executives "f****** bastards" at a charity event after he was suspended from Top Gear. THEIR TAKE ON THE MOST BEAUTIFUL CAR EVER MADECLARKSON: Ferrari 275 GTS HAMMOND: The original Jaguar E-Type in 1961; the flat floor with the 3.8 litre straight six, before the US market ruined it with the V12, massive seats, flared arches and all those lights and bumpers. MAY: The Ferrari 308 GTB www.timeslive.co.za/sundaytimes/stnews/2015/05/10/clarkson-back-to-rev-up-sa-fans
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Post by RedMoon11 on May 11, 2015 11:49:28 GMT
#BackOnTheRoad - A Message from Jeremy, James and Richard to South Africa 2015
Published on May 11, 2015Clarkson, Hammond & May Live, JHB, 12-14 June 2015 www.clarksonhammondandmaylive.co.za/
Clarkson, Hammond & May Live NorwayUploaded on May 8, 2015
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Post by RedMoon11 on May 20, 2015 11:00:39 GMT
Is James the appetizer, main course or dessert?  |
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Post by RedMoon11 on May 20, 2015 11:55:38 GMT
The live show dates are as follows:May 22 to 24: Belfast, Odyssey Arena June 5 to 7: Sheffield, Motorpoint Arena June 13 to 14: Johannesburg, South Africa, TicketPro Dome June 19 to 20: Stavenger, Norway, Sørmarka Arena July 18 to 19: Melbourne, Australia, Rod Laver Arena July 25 to 26: Sydney, Australia, AllPhones Arena October 24: Warsaw, Poland, Verva Street Racing special November 28 to 29: London, The O2
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Post by RedMoon11 on Jun 22, 2015 19:48:48 GMT
Johannesburg, South African 10 June 2015  Jeremy Clarkson arrives at the Ticketpro Dome behind the wheel of a South African taxi for the Clarkson, Hammond and May Live Show in Johannesburg  Jeremy Clarkson arrives at the Ticketpro Dome behind the wheel of a South African taxi with Richard Hammond for the Clarkson, Hammond and May Live Show in Johannesburg  Jeremy lets passengers out of a South African taxi at the Ticket Pro Dome before the Clarkson, Hammond and May Live Show   Jeremy Clarkson poses next to a South African taxi at the Ticket Pro Dome before the Clarkson, Hammond and May Live Show www.mirror.co.uk/tv/tv-news/jeremy-clarkson-filming-top-gear--5859821
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Post by RedMoon11 on Jun 22, 2015 20:11:24 GMT
Johannesburg, South African 10 June 2015
 Jeremy gestures as he arrives at the Ticket Pro Dome before the Clarkson, Hammond and May Live Show  James May, Ken Block, Richard Hammond and Jeremy Clarkson pose in front of a South African taxi at the Ticket Pro Dome before the Clarkson, Hammond and May Live Show  Richard Hammond, James May, Jeremy Clarkson and Ken Block pose in front of a South African taxi at the Ticket Pro Dome before the Clarkson, Hammond and May Live Show   James May, Jeremy Clarkson and Richard Hammond pose next to racing cars at the Ticket Pro Dome for the Clarkson, Hammond and May Live Show www.mirror.co.uk/tv/tv-news/jeremy-clarkson-filming-top-gear--5859821
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Post by RedMoon11 on Jun 22, 2015 20:20:43 GMT
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Post by RedMoon11 on Jun 22, 2015 20:49:07 GMT
Clarkson, Hammond & May arrive in Jozi
Published on Jun 10, 2015
Jeremy Clarkson, Richard Hammond & James May arrived in Johannesburg on Wednesday ahead of this weekend's Clarkson, Hammond & May Live event. Watch them get up to their usual shenanigans.
James May drives a JHB taxi
Published on Jun 11, 2015
James May arrived in Johannesburg with Jeremy Clarkson and Richard Hammond ahead of their Clarkson, Hammond & May Live show this weekend. He learnt how to drive a taxi, and actually liked it.
Clarkson, Hammond & May Live
Published on Jun 12, 2015
Find out what Jeremy Clarkson, Richard Hammond & James May got up to during Clarkson, Hammond & May Live in Johannesburg.
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Post by RedMoon11 on Jun 22, 2015 22:29:22 GMT
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Post by RedMoon11 on Jun 23, 2015 2:47:43 GMT
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Post by RedMoon11 on Jun 23, 2015 3:08:50 GMT
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Post by RedMoon11 on Jun 23, 2015 3:42:29 GMT
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Post by RedMoon11 on Jun 23, 2015 4:14:30 GMT
Clarkson Hammond and May LIVE: South AfricaI had an absolute BLAST in South Africa this past weekend, doing six shows for Clarkson, Hammond and May Live. Hooned my Ford Mustang Hoonicorn RTR, raced in some crazy contraptions, played "car soccer", and more. Here are a few of my favorite action/event shots from there. Enjoy!  Stoked to be reunited with these three dudes today during media day for the Clarkson, Hammond and May Live show. You may recognize them from a certain popular automotive TV program. Ha. Stoked to be a part of their live show this weekend here in South Africa!  Wrapped up driving my first day of the Clarkson, Hammond and May Live show here in Johannesburg, South Africa. Two shows down, four left to go this weekend! Such a fun way give my Ford Mustang Hoonicorn RTR its first ever public appearance.  GoPro Hero 4 action shots from car soccer. One of the top 10 most fun things I've ever done in a car!  Overhead view of car soccer. I was representing the South African team... we ended up winning!  I may or may not have swapped a lot of paint with Clarkson during car soccer. This game can get HEATED.  Celebrating my car soccer win with a car-to-car jump transfer.  Mr. Jeremy Clarkson came out on stage in typical Jeremy fashion: questionably in control of a hovercraft.  James May looks on as a group of FMX riders take on a jump challenge. This dude got eliminated, as you can see. Ha.  Part of my involvement in the show included doing a four-scooter-drive chariot race with the other presenters. Sketchy fun!  Waving hello to the presenters as I slide past them during my freestyle hoon session intro.  The South African crowd was awesome. The stands were packed during every show!  Final goodbye of the final Clarkson, Hammond and May Live show. Special thanks to the very enthusiastic South African crowds - you were awesome! Working with these three dudes is always a pleasure, and this weekend was exceptionally fun. Until next time, SA. www.facebook.com/KenBlockRacing/photos_streamKen Block Facebook
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Post by RedMoon11 on Jun 23, 2015 4:29:14 GMT
Clarkson Hammond and May Live: behind the scenes Big thanks to everyone involved in the Clarkson, Hammond and May Live Show this past weekend in Johannesburg, South Africa! I had so much fun in those shows, and hanging out with the former Top Gear crew. Here are some shots from behind the scenes of my visit to SA. Check 'em out.  Mr. Clarkson, Hammond, and May have seen and driven some of the most incredible vehicles in the world - so I was honored to show them my Ford Mustang Hoonicorn RTR's underpinnings, per their request.  Three of my favorite presenters with my current favorite car. Yep, it was a damn good time!  Did a fun Q+A/chat with my buddy James May at a VIP banquet after finishing day two of Clarkson, Hammond and May Live shows. We talked about everything from our first cars we owned, to that time I took him off a jump in an airfield for an episode of Top Gear and he thought we were flying off a cliff instead. Good times!  Amazing gift from the Clarkson, Hammond and May Live presenters, including the exact moment of the show when they made the crowd give me a group LOSER salute. Ha. Ken Block Facebook
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Post by RedMoon11 on Jun 23, 2015 4:49:21 GMT
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Post by RedMoon11 on Jun 23, 2015 5:38:43 GMT
Kollegaen om Clarkson Vi elsker å jobbe sammen Colleague about Clarkson We love working together HAR FÅTT JOBBTILBUD: Jeremy Clarkson, Richard Hammond og James May har ankommet Norge. Fredag kveld skal de arrangere motorshowet sitt i Stavanger. Video: Halvor Solhjem Njerve / Dagbladet, reporter: Pål Nordseth / Dagbladet
HAS JOB OFFER: Jeremy Clarkson, Richard Hammond and James May has arrived in Norway. Friday night they will arrange motor show her in Stavanger. Video: Halvor Solhjem Njerve / Dagbladet reporter: Pål Nordseth / DagbladetVideo: www.kjendis.no/2015/06/19/kjendis/top_gear/jeremy_clarkson/motor/richard_hammond/39753079/ www.dbtv.no/4307005442001#Kollegaen_om_Clarkson:_-_Vi_elsker_å_jobbe_sammenJeremy Clarkson til Dagbladet: - Jeg har fått jobbtilbud fra russisk militær-tv. Men jeg tror Stavanger er mer «meg»
Eks-«Top Gear»-programledere i Norge.
Jeremy Clarkson told Dagbladet: - I've got a job offer from Russian military channels. But I think Stavanger is more 'me'
Ex- "Top Gear" -programledere in Norway.Video : Halvor Solhjem Njerve / Dagbladet reporter : Pål Nordseth / DagbladetSTAVANGER (Dagbladet): Noen minutter over klokka elleve i dag landet Jeremy Clarkson (55), James May (52) og Richard Hammond (45) på Sola lufthavn. Trioen blir i Stavanger til søndag for å avholde fire liveshow på Sørmarka arena. De har avlyst alle intervjuer med norsk presse grunnet en hektisk tidsplan. Etterlyser atlas
Selv om det første showet går av stabelen allerede i kveld, skal det fortsatt øves og jobbes med manus, får Dagbladet opplyst fra Cat Dean i Brand Events, som produserer liveshowet. Trioen tok seg likevel tid til en liten prat utenfor ankomsthallen på Sola. Da benyttet Clarkson blant annet anledningen til å ironisere over turneen de tre nå har gått i gang med under banneret «Clarkson, Hammond and May Live».
- Vi kommer fra Johannesburg, er i Stavanger og skal videre til Perth og Sydney. Sør-Afrika, Norge og Australia. Noen burde kjøpe seg et atlas, for dette kunne jo ikke vært lagt opp mindre fornuftig, fliret den berømte briten som fikk sparken fra BBC etter å ha vært i håndgemeng med «Top Gear»-produsenten - angivelig fordi han ikke fikk servert varm mat på settet. Fikk jobbtilbud
- Hva er det merkeligste jobbtilbudet du har fått etter å ha sluttet med «Top Gear»? - Jeg ble spurt av russisk militær-tv om jeg kunne lede et bilprogram for dem, hevder Clarkson, før han anerkjenner Hammonds innspill om at russerne egentlig ønsket å verve ham som spesialsoldat. - Det kunne kanskje vært interessant?
- Interessant er ordet - samt lettere fryktinngytende. Nei, jeg tror dette er mer fredelig. Stavanger er mer «meg», sier Clarkson til Dagbladet før han setter seg i den ventende Range Roveren som skal ta ham til arenaen. Tror de vil blakke seg
Også de to andre har fått enkelte henvendelser etter BBC-exiten. May og Hammond sa opp jobbene i den britiske almenkringkasteren kort tid etter at Clarkson hadde fått fyken. - Jeg har fått tilbud om å være kelner i den lokale puben, vaske biler og gjøre lørdagsleveranser for et slakteri, påstår May. - Jeg har lyst til å gå med avisen. Jeg må bare fikse sykkelen min først, sier Hammond. De tre britene, som har tjent millioner på sitt populære tv-program og sine liveturneer, forventer å ha det gøy under oppholdet i Norge - men frykter prisnivået.
- Vi kommer antakelig til å slippe opp for penger, mener James May. - Derfor skal vi bare spise enkelt, og ikke drikke, sier Hammond. Mangler The Stig
Ifølge showets kreative direktør er det gjort endringer i showet siden det besøkte Telenor arena i Bærum i november i fjor. - Fra Clarkson ble sagt opp og til alle tre var ute av BBC brukte de om lag tre uker på å skrive om showet. Mye av showet er skrevet om. Selve utformingen er gjort av et produksjonsselskap. Manus skriver de selv, sier Rowland French i CHM Live. - Det er nok lettere for dem å være «cheeky» når de opptrer under eget varemerke. Banning eksisterer knapt på almenkringkasting-tv i England. Ut over det er det endringer i materiale som har forbindelse til varemerker som BBC eier, som for eksempel «The Stig», sier French og referer til den maskerte testsjåføren i «Top Gear». (ENGLISH)- STAVANGER (Dagbladet): A few minutes over at eleven today landed Jeremy Clarkson (55), James May (52) and Richard Hammond (45) at Sola Airport. The trio will be in Stavanger Sunday to hold four live show on Sørmarka arena. They have canceled all interviews with the Norwegian press due to a hectic schedule. Calls for atlas
Although the first show will take place already in the evening, it should still be practiced and worked on the script, get Dagbladet lit from Cat Dean of Brand Events, which produces live show. The trio took still time for a little chat outside the arrival hall at Sola. When used Clarkson including the opportunity to ironize over tour the three have now started the process under the banner "Clarkson, Hammond and May Live."
- We come from Johannesburg, is in Stavanger and will continue to Perth and Sydney. South Africa, Norway and Australia. Someone should buy an atlas, for this could not very well have been put up less sensible, sneer the famous Briton who was fired from the BBC after having been in physical fights with "Top Gear" producer - reportedly because he was not served hot food on set. Receiving job offers- What is the weirdest job offer you are given after having joined with "Top Gear"?
- I was asked by the Russian military-tv if I could lead a car program for them, claiming Clarkson, before he recognizes Hammonds suggestions that the Russians really wanted to enlist him as a special soldier. - It might have been interesting?
- Interestingly, the word - and easier terrifying. No, I think this is more peaceful. Stavanger is more 'me', says Clarkson Dagbladet before he sits down in the waiting Range Rover which will take him to the arena. Think they'll bust
The other two have received some inquiries by BBC Exit. May and Hammond said up jobs in the British general broadcaster shortly after Clarkson had been kicked out. - I have received an offer to be waiter in the local pub, wash cars and make Saturday deliveries for a slaughterhouse, alleges May. - I want to go with the newspaper. I just have to fix my bike first, says Hammond. The three Britons, who have earned millions on his popular television program and their live tours, expecting to have fun during their stay in Norway - but fears the price level.
- We probably wont to run out of money, says James May. - Therefore, we only eat simple, and does not drink, says Hammond. Deficiencies The Stig
According to the show's creative director, changes were made in the show since it visited Telenor Arena in Bærum last November. - From Clarkson was dismissed and all three were out of the BBC they spent about three weeks to write about the show. Much of the show is written about. The design is made by a production company. Script writing themselves, says Rowland French in CHM Live. - It's probably easier for them to be "cheeky" when they act under its own brand. Banning hardly exist on general broadcast television in England. Beyond that there are changes in materials that relate to trademarks BBC own, such as "The Stig", said French and refers to the masked test driver in "Top Gear." www.kjendis.no/2015/06/19/kjendis/top_gear/jeremy_clarkson/motor/richard_hammond/39753079/ NORGESAKTUELLE Biltrioen Jeremy Clarkson , Richard Hammond og James May ankommer Sola flyplass i Stavanger tidligere i dag. I kveld står de på scena på Sørmarka Arena med «Clarkson, Hammond og May Live». Foto: Halvor Solhjem Njerve / Dagbladet NORWAY APPLICABLENORWAY APPLICABLE Biltrioen Jeremy Clarkson, Richard Hammond and James May arrives Sola Airport in Stavanger earlier today. Tonight they stand on stage at Sørmarka Arena with "Clarkson, Hammond and May Live." Photo: Halvor Solhjem Njerve / Dagbladet www.dagbladet.no/2015/06/19/kultur/jeremy_clarkson/top_gear/james_may/richard_hammond/39751037/
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Post by RedMoon11 on Jun 27, 2015 6:52:15 GMT
Ex-Top Gear host promises ‘everything we’ve got’ for live shows Down Under Ex-Top Gear presenter Richard Hammond. (Supplied)12:13pm June 26, 2015 Car guru Richard Hammond says he and long-time colleagues Jeremy Clarkson and James May are ready to turn the heat up next month as they battle a team of Australian drivers in an all-out battle for vehicular supremacy. "We're coming. We're serious. We're bringing everything we've got," he told 9news.com.au. The concept of the old Australia-England rivalry is at the forefront of the new series of live July shows in Perth and Sydney, where the ex-Top Gear boys will take on an Aussie team consisting of comedian Shane Jacobson, race driver Steve Pizzati and V8 Supercars reporter Riana Crehan. Across two shows in Perth Arena and two in Sydney's Allphones Arena, the two sides will go head-to-head in a number of car sports including car rugby, V8 cricket and sidecar polo to see who gets bragging rights to "The Cr-Ashes". Hammond said the idea of building the shows around The Cr-Ashes came about as he, Clarkson and May tried to think of something "special" to do for their Australian fans. "We love coming to Australia because of all the like-minded people there," he said. "Australians and Brits have been locked in this serious competition forever."  Hammond, Jeremy Clarkson and James May are heading Down Under. (Supplied)He said Australian audiences could be counted on to enjoy the friendly contest - even if "by some miracle" the old country came out on top. However, the shows will not be all about sporting battles and ancient rivalries. Hammond promised "incredible displays" of cars and driving and the entertainment of seeing he, Clarkson and May trying to stay in control. "Things happen in a live show that you can't plan for, that you can't predict," he said. "(The audience) want to see us as we are." Hammond and May followed Clarkson after the controversial BBC presenter was fired from hit show Top Gear for allegedly attacking a producer in March.  Clarkson left the BBC after allegedly attacking a Top Gear producer. (Supplied)Clarkson has since confirmed the trio would present a new car show together - reportedly on streaming service Netflix - but Hammond would not be drawn on any details. "There's nothing yet I can tell you - not because I want to keep secrets but because there's nothing to tell yet," he said. "We'll not stop doing what we're doing until audiences want us to." Read more at www.9news.com.au/entertainment/2015/06/26/09/23/richard-hammond-promises-full-tilt-entertainment-in-live-shows-with-jeremy-clarkson-and-james-may#vcEvJWLIfSb3WzUU.99
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Post by RedMoon11 on Jul 3, 2015 8:05:11 GMT
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Post by RedMoon11 on Jul 7, 2015 7:35:01 GMT
#TheCrAshes - Porsche BowlingPublished on Jul 5, 2015 We've already established that cars don't work as stumps. But what about bowling? #TheCrAshes #GameOn www.clarksonhammondandmaylive.com.au
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Post by RedMoon11 on Jul 8, 2015 11:23:09 GMT
#TheCrAshes - Richard tries fielding
Published on Jul 7, 2015
Richard may have his sports a little mixed up. #TheCrAshes #Game On
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