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Video: watch supercars and saloons go wild on ice | Top Gear

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Top Gear magazine's Winter Games issue is out now: enjoy this five min vid

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Video: watch supercars and saloons go wild on ice

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Top Gear magazine's Winter Games issue is out now: enjoy this five min vid

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Top Gear magazine's Winter Games issue is out now: enjoy this five min vid

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Video: watch supercars and saloons go wild on ice

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Video: watch supercars and saloons go wild on ice

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Video: watch supercars and saloons go wild on ice

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Top Gear magazine's Winter Games issue is out now: enjoy this five min vid

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Welcome everyone, to the March 2018 issue of Top Gear magazine, and our Winter Games. A celebration of the most fun you can have in a car with the lowest level of jeopardy.

There is science to our madness. Few things are a greater leveller than zero grip – and the results are fascinating. Principally because the machinery we’ve corralled together on the ice is nothing short of astonishing.

There’s a supercar triple test in the shape of the Lamborghini Huracan Performante, McLaren 570S Spider and Honda NSX. There’s a test of the brand new Aston Martin Vantage and Jaguar I-Pace. We pit Tesla’s wild P100D against the doyen of drag races, the Nissan GT-R.

Want some weirdness? We pit the rather large Range Rover Sport SVR against Suzuki’s charming little Ignis, while two super-saloon heavyweights battle it out on the 1,500-mile journey home in the real fight of the century: it’s the new BMW M5 vs Mercedes-AMG E63 S.

Plus, a snowmobile happens. And a rally car. And an Ariel Nomad.

Watch our exclusive teaser video above, and then pick up a copy of the latest issue to find out how they all fared.

Order direct to your door now via this blue link

Subscribe today and save 35 per cent, and get a set of bluetooth wireless headphones worth £24.99 because we're nice like that, via this other blue link

Or just download it to your digital device of choice, via this other other blue link

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Welcome everyone, to the March 2018 issue of Top Gear magazine, and our Winter Games. A celebration of the most fun you can have in a car with the lowest level of jeopardy.

There is science to our madness. Few things are a greater leveller than zero grip – and the results are fascinating. Principally because the machinery we’ve corralled together on the ice is nothing short of astonishing.

There’s a supercar triple test in the shape of the Lamborghini Huracan Performante, McLaren 570S Spider and Honda NSX. There’s a test of the brand new Aston Martin Vantage and Jaguar I-Pace. We pit Tesla’s wild P100D against the doyen of drag races, the Nissan GT-R.

Want some weirdness? We pit the rather large Range Rover Sport SVR against Suzuki’s charming little Ignis, while two super-saloon heavyweights battle it out on the 1,500-mile journey home in the real fight of the century: it’s the new BMW M5 vs Mercedes-AMG E63 S.

Plus, a snowmobile happens. And a rally car. And an Ariel Nomad.

Watch our exclusive teaser video above, and then pick up a copy of the latest issue to find out how they all fared.

Order direct to your door now via this blue link

Subscribe today and save 35 per cent, and get a set of bluetooth wireless headphones worth £24.99 because we're nice like that, via this other blue link

Or just download it to your digital device of choice, via this other other blue link

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Top Gear magazine's Winter Games issue is out now: enjoy this five min vid

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