Top Gear Starts Season 19 Off With A Bang, And A NEW Record

Top Gear Starts Season 19 Off With A Bang, And A NEW Record
It's back! The one and only ORIGINAL Top Gear has returned to the BBC to kick start season 19. While we'll be waiting for it to hit the web or air on BBC America a week behind, the great news about the internet is that we can spoil all the fun and suspense.

Well, maybe that's not the greatest news. Anyhow...

Thanks to our European friends, it turns out we've found out what episode one covers. We'll leave that bit for you to explore though because more importantly, we've gotten wind that the all-new Pagani Huayra has set a staggering lap time around the famed Top Gear test track.

It did a 1:13.8.

That's more than a full second faster than the Ariel Atom V8, which did a 1:15.1. Remind yourself that the Ariel is essentially a V8 strapped onto a frame. The Huayra, on the other hand, is a engineering masterpiece and practically a work of art.

We raise our glasses to you, Horacio Pagani. Well done! Well done, indeed.


The Pagani Huayra set a new record on the Top Gear Test Track with a lap time of 1:13.8. The Pagani Huayra record lap aired in Top Gear Season 19 Episode 1. To put it in perspective, the previous fastest lap was held by the Ariel Atom V8 with 1:15.1, followed by the McLaren 12C Coupe and Lamborghini Aventador who lapped the Top Gear circuit in 1:16.2 and 1:16.5.


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PLAYPLAY - 1/27/2013 10:05:54 PM
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WANT!!!


1CarSmart11CarSmart1 - 1/28/2013 7:52:08 AM
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Why not have a contest to see what car pollutes the least, and end this juvineille display of speed antics?


vtandonvtandon - 1/28/2013 1:16:35 PM
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Amazing how everyone attacks high performance vehicle such as Ferrari's, Lamborghini's and Pagani as how bad they pollute the enviroment, little they know that their precious Toyota Prius is just as bad or maybe worse when it comes to their Lithium Ion batteries.


MaserneilMaserneil - 1/29/2013 11:59:18 AM
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So what pollutes more, a supercar that probably does 1000 km a year or a hybrid whatever that does 20,000 km in the same year and then has dirty batteries to dispose of. All the fuss about pollutants per kilometer or whatever are nonsense if you don't factor in how many kilometers the stupid thing is actually driven!


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