Matt Master

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Rod Hunt

The Stig, Top Gear's resident tame racing driver, has gone global, hitting the tarmac with nothing but an Esperanto language CD and a pet passport to his name. But this time, he's in miniature... Cleverly concealed in a series of brilliantly-drawn scenarios, it's your job to track down The Stig in this new, conveniently glovebox-sized edition of the bestselling book. Search among the snowy peaks of the Alps, the busy streets of downtown New York and even the glitz and glamour of the Monaco grand prix. With extra points for finding Jeremy, Hammond and Captain Slow, as well as various hidden gems from the TV series, Where's Stig: The World Tour will give Top Gear fans hours of globetrotting fun.

The World Tour

Where's Stig?

A new, smaller edition of Top Gear: Where's Stig—perfectly sized for the glove compartment Some say that the voice of Top Gear's iconic figure can only be heard by cats, and that he is one of the world's leading authorities on steam irons. All we know is that he's called The Stig. But where is he? Fans will have to work hard to find him, as he's been cleverly concealed in a series of brilliantly drawn scenes. He might be spotted getting down with the kids at a rock festival; or overseeing his workforce in his secret underground lair. He could be one of the spectators lining the route of Bonneville Salt Flats Speed Week; or soaking up the sun on the Costa del Stig. Filled with visual jokes and references to the TV series, and with extra credits for spotting his colleagues at Top Gear and a few other hidden gems, this book will give Top Gear fans hours of fun.

Top Gear is the UK’s bestselling car magazine and BBC2’s top show. The Stig is TG’s resident racing driver and an iconic figure for fans. Now, in his own book, The Stig is cleverly concealed in a series of brilliantly drawn crowd scenes to provide hours of Stig-finding fun.

Top Gear meets Tomorrow's World in the fourth in this series of bestselling, humorous hardbacks. Featuring Top Gear's very own catastrophically unsuccessful attempts to create concept cars - remember the Reliant Robin Space Shuttle and the amphibious Volkswagen 'damper van'? - this book both celebrates and cringes at some of motoring's most idiotic ideas.

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