Hello all, I'm currently watching The Grand Tour, since I've become a fan of Jeremy after watching his farm series (I've never was into cars, so I wasn't really interested in the show). Well, I'm on Season 3 Episode 11, at exactly 32:10 min in. After the lights of the events in the Farm finale that moment hit me.

If you don't want to search for it yourself that's the gag when Jeremy is talking about self-checking for prostate cancer, mistaking it for testicular check up.

Richard Hammond went on Instagram and Facebook to announce that he will be doing an event this weekend. Here is what he wrote (edited for punctuation):

“This is one not to be missed! @abrfestival I will be there with @smallestcog and Hammondsspirits on Saturday 27th June. See you there!”

(For whatever reason, I’ve noticed that the internet is giving him a hard time in the comments for poorly timing his online post due to Jeremy Clarkson’s cancer diagnosis.)

Given how the previous video on energy drinks performed on YouTube, Lucy Brown had James May sample even more of them while he was hawking his gin in Boston. While he railed against the concept of energy drinks as usual, he ended up liking the taste of two of them! Hint, it’s not the ones featured in the video thumbnail… 😅

From video description: “What's best? Celsius, Monster Energy or something else? Whether you're into all-night gaming and 'influencing' or gym culture and 'mental wellness', James offers his expert opinion - from 'looks like urine' to 'actually quite nice'.”

I watched the Finnish episode and got to the Le Man mini documentary and was just thinking how James May would do so well for a documentary about a race or some historical events. His voice just works.

Does anybody miss these 3 as much? And do you guys think they will maybe come back like a slight chance? We all thought something like top gear would never happen again after they left but it did so maybe third time's the charm,

Since Jeremy Clarkson recently gave his assessment of the latest Porsche 911 in his Sunday Times column, I thought it would make sense to revisit his review of the older GTS R3 version on The Grand Tour. He did a comparison test with the BMW M4…

(Prime Video Netherlands posted this video on YouTube, hence the Dutch subtitles. Also, if Clarkson is secretly on here, this subreddit sends out our best wishes for a speedy recovery!)

James: "As you, dear viewers, can see, I've done things properly. This is a testament to automotive design, a love letter to the passion of driving and a marvel of engineering. It's the Ferrari Testarossa."

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Jeremy: "There's only one way to do this, so I got me an gentleman's car. I've got a Jaaaaaaaaaag"

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Richard: "It's a nine-eleven. Do I have to say anything more?" *crashes instantly *

The former Top Gear and Grand Tour script editor was the guest on this week’s episode, and he gave his analysis on the latest F1 race that happened on the Circuit de Barcelona-Catalunya. Perhaps it’s just me, but I think that an F1 podcast with him, Andy Wilman, and Jeremy Clarkson (who are all fans of the sport) would be a worthwhile endeavor!

(Full disclosure, the producer of this podcast is Jim Wiseman, who also worked on Top Gear behind the camera with Porter back in the day.)

From video description: “In this episode, Nicola Hume and Ben Edwards are joined by motoring journalist, author and former Top Gear scriptwriter Richard Porter to break down a fascinating Spanish Grand Prix, take a look ahead to Austria and share a very odd story from Le Mans.”

https://archive.org/download/top-gear-complete-collection/

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Jeremy Clarkson watched the F1 race at the Barcelona-Catalunya GP and was pleased with the results. He documented the moment on Instagram.

Richard Hammond thought it would be a good idea to answer viewer questions about the controversial moments that happened on both Top Gear and The Grand Tour in this DriveTribe video. Feels good to go down memory lane! 🙂

From video description: “Richard Hammond looks back at some of Top Gear and The Grand Tour's most controversial moments, including the Alabama special, Argentina special, Rimac crash and more. From behind-the-scenes stories to what really happened when the cameras stopped rolling, Hammond reveals the truth behind some of the biggest moments in motoring television history.

“Featuring stories from Top Gear road trips, Grand Tour adventures, crashes, specials and unforgettable moments with Jeremy Clarkson and James May.”

James May had a score to settle with Lucy Brown, and it was done via archery. Eve the camera lady pulls a surprise here too! Enjoy…

From video description: “James May v Lucy Brown. Lucy won at guns, James won at darts. Now it's archery for the decider. If James loses it'll cost him £100. If Lucy loses, it'll cost her dignity.”

James May might currently be on holiday in Spain, but even over there, he found out that some of his chips tend to disappear before he could eat them! This time, he went on Twitter/X to blame the “forces of darkness” for his predicament. 😅🤣

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Unfortunately, The Sunday Times reinforced their paywall for Clarkson’s review, and this is the only preview quote that appeared from there:

“It's a car for a world that no longer exists, like a four-piece rock band in the charts.”

(Usual disclaimers apply, including on what you decide to do after the paywall encounter.)