Tiff Needell
Race Car Driver and Television Host
Born
October 29th, 1951
73 years ago
Category
Athletes & Sports Figures
Country
United Kingdom
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Active in motorsport since the early 1970s, this individual started his racing career in Formula Ford. Transitioned to sports car racing with notable success in the British GT Championship. Became widely recognized as a television host for automotive shows, especially presenting the popular program 'Fifth Gear'. Contributed to various car magazines and featured in numerous documentaries related to motorsport. His career features a blend of competitive racing and engaging automotive entertainment.
Competed in the British GT Championship
Hosted 'Fifth Gear' television series
Participated in various racing events
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