Which "Top Gear" presenter are you?

[skidMark]

Seeing as you set up a multi choice poll I'm going to be all of them...hahahaaaa!!

I relate most to Hamster though, but would love to be able to drive like the Stig. May annoys me and Clarkson is too arrogant

Clarkson's arrogance is what keeps you watching, he left the show once upon a time and put simply nobody watched it, he came back and the show took off again...

[peasea]

Are you a...

Clarkson? - MORE POWER!!!
Hamster? - Logic & style + performance.
May? - Total logic, statistics...
Stig? - Power, performance and mystery.

I'm a 'Stink'

[Flip]

Me I'm Top Gear Dog.

[1billyboy]

Got the tee and the mug to prove that I am the Stig

[Brett]

I would say that I am most like the stig crossed with hamster because when in a car I am a techincal driver obsessed with precision control (on a track of course) driving, I dont like cars to be too 'showy' they are designed for a purpose, not to be a fasion accessory and if I owned say a Lambo or such, I wouldn't be down at Parnell showing it off, I would have it down at the track doing laps. The stigs only issue is that I have never seen an episode where he rides bikes. At least Hamster likes bikes.

[HenryDorsetCase]

I would say that I am most like the stig crossed with hamster because when in a car I am a techincal driver obsessed with precision control (on a track of course) driving, I dont like cars to be too 'showy' they are designed for a purpose, not to be a fasion accessory and if I owned say a Lambo or such, I wouldn't be down at Parnell showing it off, I would have it down at the track doing laps. The stigs only issue is that I have never seen an episode where he rides bikes. At least Hamster likes bikes.

as does James May

[3L4NS1R]

Considering I have fists of Ham, my mind is plagued with a constant worry that not enough fuel is going through my carb, and my physical size limits what vehicles I can drive/ride comfortably... Have to go with the big arrogant guy.

[Brett]

as does James May

Yeah, except that he tends to deviate towards the 'safer' and more 'comfortable' aspects of motoring...hence the nick name 'captain slow'. However, I must admit in the Vietnam episode James May did a super job. Probably my favourite episode to date.