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Quentin Willson, co-founder of Top Gear, died at 68 from lung cancer.
Quentin Willson, a founding host of Top Gear and influential motoring journalist, has died at 68 after a brief illness with lung cancer.
He passed away on November 8, 2025, surrounded by family.
Willson played a key role in shaping the early success of Top Gear and later hosted Fifth Gear, while also creating popular shows like Britain’s Worst Drivers.
A passionate advocate for consumer rights, he led campaigns to freeze fuel duty and promote affordable electric vehicles, championing EVs years before they gained mainstream attention.
Known for his expertise, wit, and dedication to automotive culture, he was widely respected in media and public policy.
Tributes from colleagues and fans praised his lasting impact on British television and motoring journalism.
Quentin Willson, cofundador de Top Gear, murió a los 68 años de un cáncer de pulmón.