Top Gear held steady in the ratings on Sunday evening, according to overnight figures.
The motoring magazine show attracted 4.69 million viewers (21.3%) for the second episode of its latest series on BBC Two, despite a 15-minute delay due to the tennis at 8.15pm.
Griff Rhys Jones documentary Burma, My Father and the Forgotten Army followed with 1.87m (9.1%) at 9.15pm
On BBC One, Countryfile was the most-watched programme of the night with 5.03m (24.0%) at 8pm.
The White Queen's fourth episode lost 250,000 viewers from last week to 4m (18.4%) at 9pm.
Andy Murray's Wimbledon victory highlights on Today at Wimbledon scored 2.97m (21.0%) at 10.30pm, while the match itself was the highest-rated programme of 2013 so far earlier in the day.
On ITV, Tipping Point quizzed 3.10m (17.9%) at 7pm, followed by All-Star Mr & Mrs with 3.16m (15.1%) at 8pm (209k/1.0% on +1). A broadcast of Mamma Mia! brought in 2.16m (11.2%) at 9pm (153k/1.1%).
Channel 4's Time Team special interested 782k (3.7%) at 8pm (297k/1.4%). The latest episode of The Returned grabbed 994k (4.6%) at 9pm (177k/1.1%).
On Channel 5, Big Brother continued with 1.17m (5.4%) at 9pm (164k/0.9%). Denzel Washington movie The Siege thrilled 906k (6.9%) at 10pm.
ITV2's The Only Way is Essex entertained 654k (3.7%) at 10pm (166k/1.5%).
Posted: Mon Jul 08, 2013 1:17 pm