Address for where to send videos will be announced tmr. — Chris Evans (@achrisevans) June 18, 2015

There will be more motorbikes on the new Top Gear. Do you think we should go to The TT ? — Chris Evans (@achrisevans) June 18, 2015

About that, Evans says to keep an eye on his Twitter account because the address for where to send applications will be posted tomorrow. Requirements? Other than the 16-year-old doorway, the ginger man highlights that all applicants must beBest thing of all, Chris isn’t looking for people with EXP points at presenting shows on TV. All you have to be is a full-on car nut. After all, Richard Hammond and James May got on the Top Gear bandwagon by auditioning. If you want to have a go at bettering their performances on the motoring show, then dust off your video camera and start filming a 30-second clip.As Evans told Top Gear UK magazine, all applicants have to send a homemade video no longer than 30 seconds with you from the waist up, talking to the camera. Another detail that’ll make you jump with joy is that people from all over the world can apply; this opportunity isn’t reserved to UK residents only.Until Chris publishes the terms and conditions and address where you should send your videos, try to visualize yourself talking in front of the camera. Visualize that harder. Now you have to imagine that you’re Chris Evans and you’re watching that video. Is anything you’ve said relevant to Evans, the Top Gear line of conduct and the global profile of the petrolhead? Good! That means you have a chance to present Top Gear.If you make it on the shortlist, the most camera-confident of applicants will be invited to audition live to Chris Evans and the crème de la crème of the Top Gear production team. And on that bombshell, Evans also announced that there will be more motorbikes on Top Gear. Now is the perfect time to start practicing your own delivery of the Clarksonian "... in the wooorld!"