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Warren Brown (aged 50) is an Australian award-winning cartoonist, author and television presenter. Brown presented the first two seasons of Top Gear Australia along with Steve Pizzati, Charlie Cox for the first season and James Morrison for the second season. He was replaced by Shane Jacobson...
In 2008 he was selected to be one of the presenters of Top Gear Australia on SBS TV, and continued on in Season 2 (2009). He did not follow the program to Channel Nine for its 2010 revamp. In 2012 he wrote a biography of Australian adventurer Francis Birtles for Hachette Australia. He followed this with Lasseter’s Gold - an account of the ill ...
Top Gear Australia: With Steve Pizzati, The Stig, Warren Brown, James Morrison. This fast-paced and stunt-filled motor show tests whether cars, both mundane and extraordinary, live up to their manufacturers' claims.
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- 2008-09-29
- Documentary, Comedy, Reality-TV
- Steve Pizzati, The Stig, Warren Brown
Prior to filming SBS made an open casting call for presenters, resulting in over 4000 applications. [9] The original hosts chosen for Top Gear Australia were cartoonist and motoring columnist Warren Brown, MotoGP commentator Charlie Cox, and race driver / driving instructor Steve Pizzati .
- Reality Television
Warren has hosted numerous history-based series for both free to air and pay television and has appeared on programs as diverse as Top Gear Australia to Playschool. He thoroughly enjoys performing on radio, even hosting his own national radio program The Weekender for the Australian Broadcasting Corporation.
- 56 Clinton Street 2580 Australia
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- (040) 077-1054
May 14, 2006 · Peking to Paris: With Warren Brown, Keith Brodie, Mick Matheson. A group of Australian adventurers led by Lang Kidby OAM, and including "Top Gear Australia" co-host Warren Brown, re-enact the 1907 Peking to Paris car race in five 100-year-old vehicles identical to those in the original race.
Oct 24, 2023 · At the time, the hosts were Warren Brown, Charlie Cox and Steve Pizzati. Season one and two both featured eight episodes each. In 2010, the Nine Network picked up the show for two seasons. Seasons three and four of Top Gear Australia were hosted by Shane Jacobson, Ewen Page and Steve Pizzati.
