Images Of Hammond’s Crash In This Month’s TG Magazine

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Images Of Hammond’s Crash In This Month’s TG Magazine

Posted January 18th, 2007 at 14:57 by Viper007Bond in Richard Hammond, TG Magazine, Top Gear

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Images of Richard Hammond’s 288 MPH crash from last year are in this month’s Top Gear magazine. A preview can be found at TopGear.com. An article by Richard (and some photos) are also in today’s Daily Mirror. You can discuss both on our forums.

Video of the crash will not be shown (as far as I know) until the first episode of the new season of Top Gear which starts on January 28th. Details on that episode can also be found on our forums.

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