Top Gear to kill off SAS hero

TOP Gear is set to eliminate The Stig, and it promises to be a brutal affair.

James May mentioned that the white helmet, gloves, and overalls will be reclaimed.

Earlier this week, Ben Collins, 35, was revealed to be The Stig, and he has been harboring another secret. It’s reported that Collins served as a member of the elite 23 SAS, a regiment of highly trained reservists, where he instructed SAS legends in audacious “escape and evade” driving techniques while with the British army.

Since Collins secured the role of The Stig back in 2003, the SAS has been aware of his hidden identity.

A member of the Special Forces remarked, “On the racing tracks, he shared his expertise on high-speed escape and evade strategies.”

SAS veteran Ben Collins’ revelation as The Stig followed a legal victory that allowed him to narrate his experiences in a book.

In a cold assertion, James May indicated that The Stig’s departure will occur similarly to that of his predecessor.

The producer of Top Gear expressed outrage over Ben Collins disclosing details about his experience as The Stig.

Filming is scheduled to commence next week, with a source revealing that the Top Gear producer already has a clear plan for The Stig’s demise.

The entire secret identity saga surrounding Top Gear and The Stig has certainly gained considerable attention…indeed, it has. It’s, dare I say, nearly as monumental as “Who shot J.R.”

On Wednesday, Collins was removed from the show following the BBC’s unsuccessful licence payer-funded High Court battle against HarperCollins, the publisher of The Man In The White Suit, set to be released in two weeks.

Later this year, Top Gear will return for its 16th series.