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Jeremy Clarkson stops the Veyron to lower the spoiler after finding out Richard Hammond and James May in a Cessna 182 have taken a shortcut in a race from Italy to England. He notes that Volkswagen instructs that before lowering the spoiler, you must do some checks....which Clarkson has no idea what they are exactly.

Top Gear Season 6, Episode 5

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(del) (cur) 08:37, 11 July 2006 . . 293.xx.xxx.xx (Talk | contribs) . . 510×286 (71,041 bytes) (Jeremy Clarkson stops the Veyron to raise the spoiler after finding out Richard Hammond and James May in a Cesna 182 have taken a shortcut in a race from Italy to England. He notes that Volkswagen instructs that before rasing the spoil)