“I was actually quite emotional when I saw the edit because it was so lovely seeing all these streets where I grew up.” Alexandra Palaceįor inarguably the series’ most daring challenge, the hosts head to Alexandra Palace in North London – where a Wall of Death had been built inside, on which they were tasked with travelling up to 50MPH in an insurance write-off. “When we started singing karaoke in the car, as soon as you said to a few people, ‘Do you fancy a sing-song?’ they were all around us. It’s got a very warm feeling and the beauty of it being in Bolton is that people had no problem getting involved. “For me it has a bit of everything: you learn a bit about cars, but the relationship between the three of us is absolutely cemented in that episode. Understandably this episode was a highlight for McGuinness, with the presenter saying, “I just loved the charm of the episode filmed in Bolton, and not just because it’s my home town.
The first episode sees the hosts travel to McGuinness’ home town of Bolton, where they are tasked with staying in a company car for a 24-hour period. The drive-in was located on the runway at Dunsfold Aerodrome – where the Top Gear test track is located. One of the biggest changes for the new series has seen the live studio audience scrapped in favour of a drive-in format, with fans watching the recordings from their own cars – a change Paddy McGuinness reckons could stick around even after COVID. For more information about how we hold your personal data, please see our privacy policy Dunsfold Aerodrome runway Sign up to get the latest entertainment TV news, views and interviews direct to your inbox.
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