Why the most expensive Top Gear stunt went wrong

[@RaceDayReplay]

D&P Hauliers doing some serious tailgating there

[@gerryjamesedwards1227]

Ben is spot on about the photography, the quality of the filming was a big part of the attraction of TG, for me.

[@Jaco_Schutte]

Such a treat listening to BC. Get him back often.

[@Henchman_Holding_Wrench]

While it would have been cool to see the Robin Shuttle do some laps and land, that explosion was as spectacular as the launch.

[@n.gravey3735]

We need the full uncut trip

[@rgrkb]

James May is now no longer Captain slow that goes to Ben Colins

[@SimulatorAdventures]

Why is the thumbnail from that old Rocket Robin flash game? That game was great.

[@Lburt07]

We need a Drivetribe podcast. Mike waffling about MG and Jaaaag nonsense, Ben going on about Stig family dinners, Izzy going on about her love for Martin the Subari. And maybe a appearance from Cpt Slow, Hamster and the big JC.

[@Rentta]

That Bentley Golf was mid engined and RWD not front engined and FWD

[@Taylor___]

Mike just getting to do what we all wanted to do. Grill the team about our favourite show.

[@hyperthreader]

I've always wondered if they knew ahead of time that the Space Shuttle wouldn't separate and fly and were just acting... Apparently not!

[@clumsygarage1578]

I heard elsewhere that the explosion wasn’t real though. Presumably the thing just crumpled into the floor, they left the cameras where they were, and set up the fireball.

[@Taylor___]

Regarding the rocket, i understand why Jeremy wanted nothing to do with it now. The cost to license fee payers.

[@jetfight11]

Is mike a San Diego Padres fan?

[@shadowharu]

3:11 vanishing car

[@Cars_1734]

You should all go karting and see who is quickest, (including Ben)