Top Gear: A Tribute to Sabine Schmitz

Top Gear will pay tribute to Queen of the Nürburgring Sabine Schmitz, who died last month aged 51, with a half-hour special reuniting current and former Top Gear hosts and guests.

Cast

Sabine Schmitz

as Self (archive footage)

Jeremy Clarkson

as Self

Richard Hammond

as Self

James May

as Self

Andrew Flintoff

as Self

Chris Harris

as Self

Paddy McGuinness

as Self

Rory Reid

as Self

Matt LeBlanc

as Self

David Coulthard

as Self

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