Top Gear picked up for second season, Tanner Foust trading drifting focus for rallycross

Not looking for Tanner Foust around the Formula Drift circuit hang next year. The master of all things sideways announced that he would take a break from the action of the next season to other exploits focus. Namely, those close Foust's television work and participation in Rally Cross. Fans will recall that Foust was campaigning heavily contributed Formula Drift in seven years, and the place to the fact that the man is a household name - at least among the speed-obsessed world. Now he's gone to fight other exploits.

The largest of these is a greater involvement in Top Gear USA. The History Channel has announced that the American version of the ever-popular British show stick around for a second season, and as such Foust must be on site to tolerate flooded Pontiac Fieros drive and Rutledge Wood.

Foust still plans to show up on the Formula Drift Invitational at the Yas Marina Formula One circuit at the end of this month. Hit the jump for the full press release.

James May explains why he already hates the hosts of Top Gear USA

James May hates Tanner Foust, Rutledge Wood and Adam Ferrara. Before you get Top Gear USA-haters upset on that last sentence, let us explain further. James May hates the U.S. Top Gear presenters ... because he believes they are destined for greatness.

Exactly why he feels this way? Because of their name. May he believes "with a single-syllable last name, a popular holiday evokes heavy", while Foust's name already says things he can do with a car and the others only dream about - and he can really do.

Rutledge Wood has now believe a name that May, he should the next great American writer may be out, and Adam Ferrara, a letter away from being a child of Enzo.

Whatever thinks his discussion of America's Top Gear and its host is a great read. We do not say, his insight will give up Tanner, Adam Rutledge and a bit of a break for the first few years ... but you should ask your hate, for a moment.