![Pinterest](https://pinterest.com/pin/create/button/?url=https://uknews.evprotec.com/top-gear-hosts-you-forgot-about/&media=https://uknews.evprotec.com/wp-content/uploads/2022/11/1_Noel_Edmonds_-_BBC_3291794k.jpg&description=Following the sad death of Top Gear icon Sue Baker, we take a look back at some of Top Gear hosts who you have probably forgotten about down through the years Top Gear hosts you forgot about - Noel Edmonds to Matt LeBlanc as Sue Baker dies Top Gear has graced British TV screens since 1977 and the one of the most memorable female presenters to ever host the motoring magazine programme was none other than Sue Baker. Sue kickstarted a legion of presenters who went on to follow in her footsteps, including Noel Edmonds, Matt LeBlanc, and Jeremy Clarkson. Shockwaves were sent on Monday when it was confirmed that Sue had died at the age of 67 after a battle with motor neurone disease. The family of the journalist confirmed the sad news in a statement which read: "It is with very great sadness, that we share the news of Sue's passing. "A doting mother to Ian and Hannah, a loving grandmother to Tom and George, a wonderful mother-in-law to Lucy. She passed at home this morning with family around her." They went on to describe her as a "talented and prolific writer, a charismatic TV presenter, and a passionate animal lover". Speaking of her life and career, they added: "She did it all with such grace that she was admired and respected by all who knew her. We know she meant so much to so many. "Thank you to everyone who has supported her over the last few years as she battled with MND." Sue joined the show in series 4 in 1980 and was an integral figure for 11 years before finally moving aside for Jeremy Clarkson. She was seen as a trail blazer for woman in motoring and inspired other hopeful female presenters including Vicky Butler-Henderson and Kate Humble who would ultimately go on to follow in her footsteps of Top Gear host. While Sue is included in the All-star list of Top Gear hosts, there are a number of presenters who have seemingly been forgotten down through the years following their brief stints on the motoring magazine show. Here, we take a look back at some of Top G){kind=link}
Following the sad death of Top Gear icon Sue Baker, we take a look back at some of Top Gear hosts who you have probably forgotten about down through the years
Top Gear has graced British TV screens since 1977 and the one of the most memorable female presenters to ever host the motoring magazine programme was none other than Sue Baker.
Sue kickstarted a legion of presenters who went on to follow in her footsteps, including Noel Edmonds, Matt LeBlanc, and Jeremy Clarkson.
Shockwaves were sent on Monday when it was confirmed that Sue had died at the age of 67 after a battle with motor neurone disease.
The family of the journalist confirmed the sad news in a statement which read: “It is with very great sadness, that we share the news of Sue’s passing.