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Miami will premiere Sunday, March 21st at 10:30-11:00am (ET/PT) on Spike TV. The eight-episode half-hour series - by Facio Productions - is part of the network's successful weekend PowerBlock programming. Will Castro and his team at Unique Autosports: South - the highly acclaimed Miami-based car customizing and design shop.

The automotive ingenuity of Unique Autosports coupled with the star power of his friends and clients on the show make this series the perfect complement to Spike TV’s PowerBlock lineup   -John Griffin

 

Local councillor Gordon Buchan has raised concerns about the problem of speeding cars travelling from Craiglockhart Avenue to Colinton Road via streets to the west of Craiglockhart Avenue. uced in the 1990s and that there was only one collision on the streets in the latest statistics, which cover a five-year period. It also indicated that a seven-day survey outside 42 Craiglockhart Park showed the average speed was 25.4mph and that an average of 547 vehicles passed northwards and 789 south. Councill  

Xcorps #49.) ROAD TOUR 2 seg5- The cross country Xcorps journey continues from Boston to San Diego on the road with show host Jason Lazo crossing the Wyoming border stopping to have a beer at the Million Dollar Cowboy Bar in Jackson Hole followed by a wild down slope mountain bike ride at the Idaho Grand Targhee Resort. Segment one rolls to rockabilly band Volbeat strumming a sweet tune and Jason under the massive elk antler arches in Jackson Hole. Check out the well worn saddles instead of bar stools at  

The Daily Telegraph reports Clarkson used his column in a UK newspaper to deride measures used to safeguard the landmark from terror attacks. He said the security detail was strictly for appearances only and would have little chance of actually preventing an assault on the bridge. "While walking through Sydney late at night recently, I encountered a weedy-looking man in a high-visibility jacket standing on the foreshore underneath the Harbour Bridge," he wrote in the Sunday Times .  

Richard writes The Mirror's weekly Friday motoring column and has co-presented Top Gear since 2002. View all of Hammond's posts. One of Britain's best-known motoring authorities, The Sunday Mirror's motoring critic spent over a decade presenting BBC's Top Gear. Quentin is also the author of ten books.  

Richard writes The Mirror's weekly Friday motoring column and has co-presented Top Gear since 2002. View all of Hammond's posts. One of Britain's best-known motoring authorities, The Sunday Mirror's motoring critic spent over a decade presenting BBC's Top Gear. Quentin is also the author of ten books.  

Richard writes The Mirror's weekly Friday motoring column and has co-presented Top Gear since 2002. View all of Hammond's posts. One of Britain's best-known motoring authorities, The Sunday Mirror's motoring critic spent over a decade presenting BBC's Top Gear. Quentin is also the author of ten books.  

Hot on the skid marks of season 13, which just ended, "Top Gear" launches its 14th season Monday, March 15, on BBC America. There are even rumors it may now head to History. At this writing, hosts Jeremy Clarkson and James "Captain Slow" May were in New Zealand on the "Top Gear Live" tour.  

 

'I found a loophole - my father lives in the Virgin Islands which is a Caribbean island, which is technically part of America, so I got a license there,' says the actress on how she passed the test. Sienna Miller spent years driving illegally in her native Britain thanks to a loophole in the law. The actress only passed her British driving test in July 2009 - five days before an appearance on U.K. car show Top Gear - and admits she'd been motoring around the country illegally for years.

I found a loophole - my father lives in the Virgin Islands ... which is a Caribbean island, which is technically part of America, so I got a license there, which meant I could drive in America and England for a year as an American.   -Sienna Miller