A press release that accompanied the video announced: "until now, the original Stig from BBC Top Gear was thought to have been killed back in 2003, when he drove a modified Jaguar XJS off the end ...

Black Stig was then replaced by the first White Stig ... During that time, there was even an episode where “Top Gear” promised to reveal the character’s true identity, but when the helmet ...

Fans of Top Gear might want to prepare themselves for another Stig death soon. When “Black Stig” Perry McCarthy revealed himself, Clarkson, Hammond and May offed him. Now, according to the UK ...

Today, we can't help but feel like we've asked a question we didn't really want to know the answer to. In car enthusiast culture, one of the oft-speculated wonders of the world was the true ...

A video which shows Top Gear's black Stig wading out of the sea has sparked rumours that the character may make a comeback. Viewers saw the masked driver's demise in 2003 when he drove a Jaguar ...

This inside joke continued when Top Gear producer Andy Wilman ... Perry McCarthy was the original Stig The original Stig, often referred to as the Black Stig, was racing driver Perry McCarthy ...

McCarthy’s Stig was the only one to wear a black racing suit and only lasted two seasons. Collins lasted much longer but was eventually let go from Top Gear in 2010 after revealing his identity ...

As you may recall, Black Stig infamously tried to outperform a Harrier jet from behind the wheel of the Top Gear Jaguar, only to overshoot his mark and wind up at the bottom of the sea.

The identity of The Stig, the always-anonymous test driver on the popular television show “Top Gear,” has long been ... who wore a black suit and helmet, was Perry McCarthy.

The former Top Gear Stig, Ben Collins, has set the fastest production pure combustion road car lap at the Dunsfold Test Track ...