|
| covering the latest news and products from the world of motoring |  |
 |
 |
 |
 |
|
|
|
CUSTARD PIES, BULLETS AND AIR TO AIR MISSILES – ALL IN A DAYS WORK FOR JEREMY CLARKSON !
The difference at MPH is that it’s pure theatre. Although the audience will be up close and personal as Jeremy’s high-powered Lotus Exige is blasted from the skies, it will all be part of the world’s greatest motor chase illusion created by state of the art pyrotechnics and the very best in advanced 3D animation. More drama unfolds as the MPH ‘05 show brings the audience inside what must be an innocent family outing’s worst nightmare: a Satellite Navigation system with a death wish, leading them straight into the hands of psychotic anarchists in a real bad part of town. There really is no way out until a helmeted hero can kick start one of the most adrenalin pumped car chases since Bullet and save these defenceless souls from malicious maniacs in Rage buggies. Can he capture the enemy and do with them what any self-respecting awesome driver with a large crash helmet should do? Giving the whole show its awesome stage presence and real-life edge is Bafta award-winning creative genius John Napier. Probably better known for his artistic mastery in London’s West End, John has brought the stage to life for millions in world renowned shows such as Starlight Express, Les Misérables and Cats to mention just a few. Now he’s masterminded a million pound motoring spectacular which brings together the highest quality production values and some of the world’s most awesome cars. MPH ‘05’s revolutionary new format is directed straight at the modern day motoring fan, who doesn’t just want to see great new car debuts and listen to what Britain’s foremost motoring experts have to say, but genuinely wants to feel – and be – part of a full speed motoring extravaganza. Running from November 10-13 at National Exhibition Centre., Birmingham, followed by an encore at London’s Earls Court from November 17-20, tickets can be purchased from just £10
|
|
| Driver247.com is an Internet publication brought to you by The 247 Network - Visit our other sites at www.the247network.com. |
| The entire content included in this website, including but not limited to text, design, graphics, interfaces, or code and the selection and arrangements thereof is copyrighted as a collective work under the UK and other copyright laws and is the property of The 247 Network. |