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Women: "I can't believe he didn't cry during Titanic!" "Do men even have feelings?" Men:

I get people think Clarkson is a jerk because he's always so direct. But his storytelling is so authentic. It's always worded just right. Clarkson makes it look so easy. Well told chap. Well told.

Man who raced the death and win by 30 minutes

Fair to say the 928 is faster than death.

Man...someone cutting onions in here...shew.😢

It’s beautiful. No showmanship. Just pure love about a story of a father and son saying goodbye. It is a beautiful story.

That's why we love good ol' Jezza. It's not "just" about cats. It's about the stories the relationship between men and cars what really counts.

Now we know which car means most to him. Not due to it being his favorite, but due to it giving him the final chance of spending time with his father.

The man who raced Death and won by half an hour.

Proves that it's more than just a stupid show about cars with no substance

Top Gear , the best there was n and best there will be.

Still one of the most emotional sequence in TV history.

It's so ruined knowing it was shot on the back of a trailer.

It’s 30 years since Jeremy lost his father Eddie

If he drove the jet engine 928, the chicken was probably not done cooking..

Jeremy Clarkson: the man who raced death, and won by 30 minutes. "Speed and power solves many things." - Jeremy Clarkson

According to Google maps it takes about 3 hours and 20 minutes to drive that distance but if he managed to drive as he said about a 170 miles per hour he did that trip in an hour

Jeremy clarkson the man who raced death and won by half an hour

Jeremy Clarkson truly earned the nickname "The man who raced death and Won" with that little spitfire of a car🥺🥹❤

"A Man who raced Death and won"

I feel so bad😢😢😢

London to Sheffield is 168 miles, he was MOVING!!!!

The man who beat death by half an hour

The irony of life is that when he needed to get somewhere the most , a Porsche was there to help him , of all cars .

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1994 - a time before speed cameras and the woke brigade

That was a brief, but moving story. For some similar reasons and more, my first car will always have a special place in my heart. It was a non turbo Mitsubishi Cordia. Not a great car and certainly not in great condition, but some significant life events happened while I had it. When my brother passed away from cancer, my dad had stayed overnight with him at the hospital, not realising those would be my brother’s final hours. Dad took that car and after returning home with the tragic news that he was gone, it was in that car that we all went back to that hospital to say our goodbyes. One night, about 18 months later, my grandmother died in a nursing home. Shortly afterwards, on that same night, my parents and I again took the Cordia to the nursing home to say our goodbyes. I still regret sending that car to the scrapyard a couple of years later, instead of hanging onto it as a future restoration project

Did you get a camshaft position sensor and random misfire code?

Men don't have emotions they say after that

The man who beat death and won.

I love this story. 170mph is over 273kph. Absolutely insane speeds on the M1. London to Sheffield is about 160 miles, a 3.5 hour drive at the speed limit. Clarkson may have done it in less than an hour.

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The man who raced death and won by 30 minutes.

Yeah Clarkson was talking about his father Eddie in 1994 that he was upset about losing his father

“As far as I’m concerned, the 928 is alright” That is some shit a man says when he fucking means it

Girls: do boys even cry Boys:….

That’s heart breaking

The man who raced death and won by half an hour

the man who raced death and won by 30 minutes

Jeremy Clarkson: "The Man Who Raced Death and Won by Half an Hour"

Fuckig audio sucks, you ruined the story cunt

Idk. That made cry. Rest in peace , dad.

great story, but 170 mph is 273km/h. no way he was cruising at that speed. he may have touched that speed. no way he was cruising that.

8 years after this video was uploaded I did the same with my dad...my versa made it 30mins after he had passed on but I'm still grateful for the moments the 3 of us shared. Dad,versa and I.

damn

My wife’s dad had a heart attack. Died twice two weeks ago from this comment. I was at my parents house with my wife who was making Christmas cookies with my mom. I rushed her to the hospital as fast as I could and got there in time before her dad was life flighted to Pensacola. Thankfully he is alive and home and doing better after a quick procedure but this played in my mind several times as I drove my wife to the hospital so she could see her dad

The greatest compliment anyone can ever received is an older British man saying "it's alright".

Every time is see this I cry. Reminds me of my dad. I had to drive to the hospital to say my goodbye driving my 06 VW Jetta TDi. I just wish he was still around… the car was supposed to be a present for his birthday because he had a beater. The car ended up getting totaled in a flood 3 weeks later. I’ve missed that car everyday of my life❤️

The entire show was staged. They staged malfunctions in cars for ratings. Misplaced praise.

Jeremy Clarkson, the man who raced death itself, and won by 30 minutes.