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{{TG Series|version=2002|number=sixth|date=22nd May|year=2005|date2=7th August|year2=2005|eps=11|host=Jeremy Clarkson|pronoun=he|otherhosts=[[Richard Hammond]], [[James May]] and [[The Stig#First_White_Stig|The Stig]]|studio=Television Centre|studioinfo=Wood Lane, [[London]]|channel=BBC Two|mins=60|format=studio|num=6|mil=4|hunthou=21|mil2=5|ht2=18|mostviewed=[[{{PAGENAME}}/Episode 9|Episode 9]]|mil3=3|ht3=45|leastviewed=[[{{PAGENAME}}/Episode 4|Episode 4]]|highlights= | {{TG Series|version=2002|number=sixth|date=22nd May|year=2005|date2=7th August|year2=2005|eps=11|host=Jeremy Clarkson|pronoun=he|otherhosts=[[Richard Hammond]], [[James May]] and [[The Stig#First_White_Stig|The Stig]]|studio=Television Centre|studioinfo=Wood Lane, [[London]]|channel=BBC Two|mins=60|format=studio|num=6|mil=4|hunthou=21|mil2=5|ht2=18|mostviewed=[[{{PAGENAME}}/Episode 9|Episode 9]]|mil3=3|ht3=45|leastviewed=[[{{PAGENAME}}/Episode 4|Episode 4]]|highlights=first game of [[Car Football]], held between two teams of [[Toyota Aygo]]s, the [[{{PAGENAME}}/Episode 6/Race to Oslo|Race to Oslo]] between a McLaren-Mercedes SLR and various boats, [[Sabine Schmitz]] attempting to beat Jeremy Clarkson's lap time in a stock [[Ford Transit]] around the Nürburgring, and the team setting the world record for number of sideways rolls in a car, among many other feats}} | ||
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| Series 6 (2002 format) | |
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| Episodes | 11 |
| Originally aired | 22/05/2005 - 07/08/2005 |
| Original network | BBC Two |
| Resolution | 576i |
| Aspect ratio | 16:9 Widescreen |
| Preceded by | Series 5 (2004) |
| Superceded by | Series 7 (2005 - 2006) |
The sixth series of Top Gear premiered in the United Kingdom on the 22nd May, 2005, and concluded on the 7th August, 2005, after a run of 11 episodes. The series' main host was Jeremy Clarkson, and he was accompanied by Richard Hammond, James May and The Stig as co-presenters. The series was produced at Television Centre in Wood Lane, London, and aired on BBC Two in a 60-minute studio format. Series 6 attracted an average viewership rating of 4.21 million viewers per episode, with a peak of 5.18 million viewers for Episode 9, and a low of 3.45 million viewers for Episode 4.
Highlights from this series include the first game of Car Football, held between two teams of Toyota Aygos, the Race to Oslo between a McLaren-Mercedes SLR and various boats, Sabine Schmitz attempting to beat Jeremy Clarkson's lap time in a stock Ford Transit around the Nürburgring, and the team setting the world record for number of sideways rolls in a car, among many other feats.
- Series 6 (Top Gear (2002 TV series))
- Series of Top Gear (2002 TV series)
- Series of Top Gear (2002 TV series) with 11 episodes
- Series which aired on BBC Two
- Series of Top Gear (2002 TV series) which aired on BBC Two
- Series which aired at 576i resolution
- Series of Top Gear (2002 TV series) which aired at 576i resolution
- Series which aired in 16:9 Widescreen aspect ratio
- Series of Top Gear (2002 TV series) which aired in 16:9 Widescreen aspect ratio
- Series which attracted an average viewership of more than 4 million people
- Series of Top Gear which attracted an average viewership of more than 4 million people
- Series of Top Gear (2002 TV series) which attracted an average viewership of more than 4 million people
- Series which premiered in 2005
- Series which concluded in 2005
- Series hosted by Jeremy Clarkson
- Series of Top Gear hosted by Jeremy Clarkson
- Series of Top Gear (2002 TV series) hosted by Jeremy Clarkson
- Series produced at Television Centre
- Series of Top Gear produced at Television Centre
- Series of Top Gear which aired on BBC Two
- Series aired in a 60-minute format
- Series of Top Gear aired in a 60-minute format
