Corrections Policy
How Top Gear Blog handles substantive factual corrections and clarifications.
We aim to correct substantive errors clearly rather than silently rewriting them in a way that hides the change. Minor spelling or formatting edits may be made without a correction note when they do not affect meaning.
Submitting a correction
Use the Contact page and identify the page, the statement in question and any reliable supporting source. A correction request is evaluated against the content actually published and the strongest available evidence.
What happens next
If a material factual error is confirmed, the page should be updated promptly and, where useful to readers, include a dated correction note explaining the change. If the issue is interpretive rather than factual, the article may be clarified to distinguish evidence from editorial judgement.