Bob Ives (Camel Trophy winner)

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Bob Ives
Bob Ives at the 35th Camel Trophy reunion in 2015
Born	Hampshire, UK
Education	Lord Wandsworth College Hampshire
Occupation(s)	Off-road advisor, TV crew and Farmer
Employer(s)	BBC, W. Chump & Sons, Expectation Entertainment, Grand Tour Productions and Wildtrackers
Known for	Along with his brother, Joe: Winning the Camel Trophy in 1989, both being awarded the RAC Segrave Trophy the same year, and being a Fellow of the Royal Geographical Society

Robert 'Bob' Ives was the 1989 Camel Trophy winner, along with his brother, Joe, and an off-road advisor for Top Gear and The Grand Tour special features.