It's Evans or me - Le Blanc warns Top Gear
The US presenter, 48, is said to be concerned about Evans' rudeness towards other members of the team, with some suggesting he also is frustrating to film with.This comes just months ahead of the start of filming for the second series, due to begin in September.The allegations emerged as the show's bosses face a rapidly declining audience, with just 2.34 million people tuning into last week's episode.The lowest audience posted by the show's former team, led by Jeremy Clarkson, was 2.36 million in June 2003.A source told The Sun on Sunday: "The team does not gel and the atmosphere between the presenters is frosty."Matt's indicated he won't continue on any further series if Chris remains. He is far from the only one who is not happy."The BBC said it would not comment on the claims.A spokesman for LeBlanc told The Sun nothing had been "discussed or decided". Evans has not commented...
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