article_snippet: And judging by the extensive list of backstage luxuries demanded by Jeremy Clarkson and He Top Gear
article_snippet: In all, there are about 120 different items listed for the green room which Jeremy Clarkson, Richard Hammond and James May use to relax in during breaks from hosting the Top Gear Live events, which take place at arenas in the UK and abroad, and are separate from the BBC TV show.
article_snippet: In all, there are about 120 different items listed for the green room which Smoker Clarkson, Richard Hammond and James May James May use to relax in during breaks from hosting the Top Gear Live events .
article_snippet: A source from Top Gear Live told the Mail:
article_snippet: Two planned Top Gear Live events for this weekend in Norway were postponed after the 54-year-old presenter was suspended and later fired over the fracas.
article_snippet: Details of the stars’ demands come from a ‘green room rider’ list from 29 November 2014 – the date of the last Top Gear Live event in the Norwegian capital Oslo.
article_snippet: During most Top Gear Live events the presenters – and anyone they invite to join them – spend a few hours in the room during rehearsals on Friday and before and after shows on Saturday and Sundays.
article_snippet: The rider was put together by PR firm R:evolution Communications and Events, which worked on the Top Gear Live shows.
article_snippet: But a former business associate of the pair, who did not wish to be named, said: ‘I know there were lists like this for Top Gear with very specific requests.
highlights_snippet: Backstage luxuries demanded by Jeremy Clarkson and his co-presenters at Top Gear Live shows revealed .
  