Photo: Lydden Hill
As the UK is preparing for the country’s second edition of the World Rallycross Championship, the Top Gear team has prepared something special for its viewers. Lydden Hill will be this weekend’s episode playground as Jamey May will be racing against some of the rallycross' best drivers. Jeremy Clarkson and Richard Hammond will be getting the cheerleaders spot this time.
Build up as a preview, the most popular television show’s boy band will take the lead at the famous venue in Kent. Captain Slow needs all the encouragement he can get from his palls considering he’s racing against WRX regulars all armed with flame-spitting, 4WD, 600 bhp RX supercars capable of hitting the 60 mph mark faster than a Formula One car.
The inaugural FIA World Rallycross champion Petter Solberg, Top Gear USA Star and motor sport legend Tanner Foust and Norwegian young driver Andreas Bakkerud will be the ones kicking May’s but on track.
The 7th episode of the series is also intended to be a promotional one for Britain’s only round of the action-packed World RX that will be staged at Lydden over the Spring Bank Holiday weekend, 23-24 May.
For those interested in the motorsport event Lydden Hill also announced that tickets will be cheaper on presale. According to the press release you can consult bellow, for those booking before the end of March, tickets are priced at £20 ($30) for Saturday and £25 ($38) for Sunday – representing a discount of more than 25 percent.
These prices will rise to £25 ($38) and £30 ($45) from the beginning of April, with any remaining general admission tickets to be sold on the gate for £30 ($45) and £35 ($53) respectively.
The inaugural FIA World Rallycross champion Petter Solberg, Top Gear USA Star and motor sport legend Tanner Foust and Norwegian young driver Andreas Bakkerud will be the ones kicking May’s but on track.
The 7th episode of the series is also intended to be a promotional one for Britain’s only round of the action-packed World RX that will be staged at Lydden over the Spring Bank Holiday weekend, 23-24 May.
For those interested in the motorsport event Lydden Hill also announced that tickets will be cheaper on presale. According to the press release you can consult bellow, for those booking before the end of March, tickets are priced at £20 ($30) for Saturday and £25 ($38) for Sunday – representing a discount of more than 25 percent.
These prices will rise to £25 ($38) and £30 ($45) from the beginning of April, with any remaining general admission tickets to be sold on the gate for £30 ($45) and £35 ($53) respectively.
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