One last ride for glory across beautiful scenery in the wild places of the world, in 50-year-old cars that weren't even particularly reliable when new. One more time to watch Clarkson and Hammond get on May's nerves. One final hangout with three friends who clearly knew they were very lucky to be creating something wonderful, and lasting.
And now that’s it. No more Grand Tour. And since Freddie Flintoff’s crash in 2022, no more Top Gear either. For the first time in almost quarter of a century, we find ourselves in a world with no Clarksonesque car show on television. No more laddishness. No more woofing at engine noises. No more pub bore banter. No more SENTENCES … that go like THIS.
“Watching the last ever Grand Tour/Top Gear is like having a fantastic evening drinking a few beers, telling stories and laughing at a bar with your best friends but knowing at the end of the night you’ll never see each other again.”