For the BBC. It was shows like Fawlty Towers The Young ones. Only Fools and Horses Men Behaving Badly Porridge Gimme Gimmie Gimmie Monty Python And of course Top Gear as the one final funny show to come out of BBC with Satire, real jokes and a genuine good show!!
I think of them like my uncles: They say hilariously inappropriate things at hilariously inappropriate times, but they taught me some good life lessons as I grew older. I’ll miss them
“Youlll miss me when I’m gone….which is in a few days” -James may 😭😭😭😭 I don’t think they know how important, and how special this show is to people….I’m trying not to cry with every nostalgic comment
@mattperkins261 honestly, they have done a lot for the world through Top Gear and Grand Tour, that it would even rival Sir David Attenborough, in the positive impact they have done; both May and Clarkson are still contributing in different ways
As a Zimbabwean 🇿🇼, I speak for all of us when I say we are all beyond honoured and grateful to have these legends film in our great country. All Zimbabweans are so proud of these guys and what they accomplished. To cap it off in our own country is a real honour.
@justajellydonut2 The government be damned. We have stunning natural beauty, amazing wildlife and kind, friendly people. Whether we return to the commonwealth doesn't really matter to us. What matters now is toppling the government and installing good, fair and moral leaders who return this country to her former glory which in turn benefits all living beings. Even if it takes a few more years, it will inevitably happen.
It can be hard for a show to go out on a high note, and even more difficult to end it properly. One For The Road was perfection and I truly want to thank each of you, and your crew over the DECADES for bringing such entertainment, joy, and camaraderie not just amongst the trio but to your fans all over the world. Thank you. Yours truly, Reliant Robin 🚗
same. When I try to explain the relevance of this show to my nephews and nieces, I know they'll never understand the impact this show had worldwide. It was perfect timing, together with the race and final plateauing of the car industry. Since the trio of Porsche 918, La Ferrari and MacLaren P1, the car industry stopped racing towards a 1000 hp. We could witness and live that race for the last 2 decades. What a privilege, that future generations will never have again. What an exciting timeframe in human history. Narrated and perfected by those 4 friends (Andrew Wilman / Producer).
@@JoE_Songs Thank you. There is an elegiac poignancy in your comment, almost like a mourning for lost youth. Like you I am so glad to have travelled this 22 years with their vast legions of fans.
This is Not the End just goodbye for now. We went through all the struggles, challenges, epic journeys, joking, and adventure each episode. They opened up the World to the viewers through the eyes of a trio of pals, car guys, with British wit and flare. The memories and legacy of the adventures and shenanigans will live on for a long time.
I am filled with a sense of duality. Part of me wants the episode to come out, part of me doesn't. I dont want this journey to end. Its been a blast lads.
I actually cried a little - okay, a lot - watching that final sequence of the show. Top Gear/The Grand Tour has been a constant my whole life. I remember watching the old shows with my sister after school and the new specials with my flatmates at uni. It will be sorely missed and greatly appreciated as one of the best programs of all time.
Let's be clear. This is a institution that is coming to an end. This is a friendship that has made people laugh, brought people together and appreciate our oldest friends. From everyone thank you for the memories, the laughs and love. You will be missed but we are forever thankful for living alongside the journey. ❤
@@huleyn135I think you need to have some sort of a friendship to keep doing stuff like that for 20+ years. I'd actually be surprised if it's another Hyneman/Savage situation.
@huleyn135 I think Hamster and Slow get along, but Clarkson doesn't get along with either of them. Slow pops up on his Drivetribe channel with him from time to time.
I knew this day would come. These 3 men (and everyone involved) saved my marriage. How you ask? Laughter! There is nothing better than sitting with your family, including my teenage kids..........and laughing together. I'm telling you right now, the GT/TG are the ONLY shows my kids would sit down and watch. (with us) I'm not going to watch the trailer. I'll just watch the episode on release day and think to myself how lucky we are to be watching them one last time!
I was a new father, sitting up all night with sick kids, laughing at these 3 in the homemade boats (Toyboata!), and the 24hr BMW, and the campers, and so on and so on... Now my kids are either grown and moved out or in college. A lot of life has happened in the last 22 years. Family members dying. Kids growing up. Marriages and divorces...for all of us... And no matter what, Slowly, Hamster, and an Orangutan have always been there to make us laugh. What a wonderful trip it's been. Very very sad to see it go...but what an amazing time it's been to have you guys with us. Thank you for everything!
I’m 40. My young adulthood was experienced through many quotes from these three. It may seem pedantic, as Captain Slow might say, but many a post-shift was a cup of these three. They served as almost counselors that helped me forget my last shifts experiences as a paramedic firefighter. They kept me, from reopening the boxes of memories and smells; allowed me to be a young father and husband. These three did much more than create a great show. They created, the striking of the match, that lit the light at the end of the tunnel. I salute you three, and hope to meet you in heaven.
@@Algorithm347 the reality of a no one like me, meeting this trio of stars here on this earth is, well, you’d have better odds winning the lottery while not buying a ticket. Plus, I wish that everyone would just realize that God loves them, as they are, and wants to spend eternity with them…and they get to.
Wow.. as a Zimbabawean who has watch all episodes from Top Gear to the Grand Tour.. this.. this hits different. They are the gold standard for on screen chemistry...cant believe its now the end 😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭
I can’t believe this is actually happening either. Part of me hopes it’s just a prank, they’re just kidding about the end and the show will go on. But I know it won’t.
@@chrisbarker3034 I hope but don't think soo, they have done this their whole life and 2 of them are old and on of those 2 have issues getting in and out of the cars. I hope im wrong but i honestly think this is it, they way Clarkson cried when they stopped with the live audience said that the end was near.
22 Years friendship, comedy, laughter and sabotaging each other😢 Nothing will beat the trio for what they have done over the past 2 decades and still keeping this relationship no matter what they have stood. And all that comes to an end... Just wanted to say, thank you for putting so many smiles to our faces! Thank you, The Grand Tour. Not crying 😭🫡
Im 30 years old. I grew up with you guys. I still remember being 19 and taking my girlfriend to my moms house when she was out on vacation making a date out of watching new episodes together. She’s my wife now. Thank you for every episode of TG and GT.
When I was about six years old, my dad took me to a stage rally, this immediately hooked me onto cars and motorsport. Imagine my surprise when not long after, I was looking through the channels on the television and stumbled across a car show. This show was Top Gear, and I fell in love immediately. I doubt anyone will see this comment, but I just want to give my thanks to anyone who has worked on both shows, and to Clarkson, Hammond and May for being such a great part of my life. Thank you.
I saw this comment & I gotta say: it's a wonderful comment & short story to share with the Top Gear community. I've always been a distant fan of Top Gear: watching sporadic moments of the show back in the 2000's, but was always fascinated by this subculture of car enthusiasts ("Diesel Heads"), so to speak. Your Father did a great job & decision to take you to that Stage Rally as it opened a new world for you. Cherish the memories with gratitude & love ♥️🙏💙
You'll never scroll through the thousands of comments to reach this but wanted to express my appreciation. You three, have gotten us through the hard times.
I’m trying to figure out why I found watching the final episode so emotional. I think it’s because the episode made me think about when I watched it in the past, how it made me want to go on adventures and how it represents a very male and very British kind of friendship I can relate to. It also reminds me that time is passing quickly and everything must end. I’m so happy I got to grow up with these three on TV. Thank you to everyone who made this show happen.
I grew up as an American boy, and now a man, watching you on the one and only real Top Gear, and then of course The Grand Tour. I always loved British television growing up, as it just aligned more with my way of thinking than anything else. And I have to say, you guys in particular have left me with some distinctly British sensibilities that have quite literally become part of who I am as a now 41-year-old man. The three of you together, like this, live on in all of us in this kind of way. And of those of us who grew up watching, we'd be lying if we said it didn't go on with the rest of our experiences to become chiseled permanently into the abstract stonework that is our human psyche. I am, of course, sad to see you go, but like all great things, it at some point must come to an end, bittersweet though it may be. Cheers, gentlemen. And thanks for the years of laughter.
Very well said mate, respect from Scotland where they did some filming and I was lucky enough to stumble upon them but sadly, I was working and couldn't hang around.
@@elportograndeHave seen them in my local area a handful of times, but managed to work with them on a top gear special episode back in 2008 which was an absolutely amazing experience.
@@AlphaMachinadon't stay in the big cities too long because you're in for a disappointment, instead visit smaller places, the north of England, Scotland and the countryside
dude.. im a soon to be 33 years old Iranian guy I as well grew up watching these three :) I'll never ever forget the intro of the first grand tour show! when they got out of england on a sad rainy day, then joined together in 3 ford mustangs, in a sunny day.. and you americans rolled the best welcome wagon EVER for them. I rarely cry, but I cried that they watching that, and i'm about to cry again right now.. :) god bless you and these 3 old dudes❤🫂🥲
My friend and I had a chat a few months ago about age, we have been friends for 37 years I think, we are going to try to be in the same old folks home to rage against the dying of the light in many, many humorous ways.
The part where Clarkson says Mays gonna delete the numbers, it would be 6 months to a year before he would miss them lol. For some reason I get the feeling if they went to separate ones they would transfer to be in the same one later on. You can tell Jeremy just said that to lighten the mood.
For 22 years, we've been laughing, crying, and bewildered by these 3 gentlemen, and I would do it all again in a heartbeat. And on that bombshell, it's time to end. Goodnight.
Why do NONE of the articles seem to mention the EXACT PREMIERE time? Will it be released 12am Friday UK TIME? Or does Amazon go by EAST or WEST coast North American time?
If you read the comments, you'll understand how much these three and the team around them meant to their fans: 22 years of legendary entertainment with some car bits here and there. Thank you for 22 years of service; gentlemen, I hope to see you again.
I am not sure people who haven't watched this play out can understand. The end of Top Gear, that beautiful intro to episode one of The Grand Tour. Watching the other two Mustangs pull alongside Clarkson was about as great for me as Cap picking up Thor's hammer.
Cheers Gents It has been an honour and a privilege to share the last 22 years of Jokes, Cars, Mishaps, the odd Piano dropped on a Morris Marina, Hammond being in a few mild Crashes, May's OCD and Clarkson's good friends "Speed and Power" This wasn't just a TV show it was a cultural phenomenon that will effected Pop Culture for years to come still. "Once more unto the breach dear friends, once more"
I was 6 years old when they started and when I discovered them, now I'm 28. I basically grew up with them. I'm definitely not the only one that thinks this, but they've done so much for everyone during our childhood, teenage years and adulthood. You as a trio will be missed dearly chaps. See you around.
I was in my 10th grade when Top gear was introduced to me by my Singaporean uncle who bought over season 17 loaded onto a harddisk. Being in India, I had no channels on my cable which broadcasted top gear so I was pretty oblivious to them. I distinctly remember being bored one day and putting it on the tv, not expecting anything else other than some cool cars. Didn't take me long to realise that I had stumbled on a literal gem. And season 17 was basically peak top gear, with masterpieces like the India special. Suffice to say that 'hooked' wont even begin to describe how I fell in love with the trio. Now 27 years old and working a 9-5, these three men have played such a formative role in my life that I am finding it difficult to digest that this is the literal last one. But as the saying goes all great things come to an end and all one can hope is if they remain great while they come to a close. Thank you jeremy, james and richard and everyone who worked behind the scenes for this amazing show...no... institution.
Over 22 years ago a fresh faced young man by the name of Me watched a car show for the first time, had a good belly laugh, learned how to speak English to watch more, re-watched every episode multiple times and I know exactly NOTHING about cars. I am going to miss these three so much in my life.
Top Gear & The Grand Tour taught me more English than my actual English teachers ever managed to do. Those lads should be knighted not only for their car journalism work but also for their role in spreading the British culture and the English language.
Made me tear up before the video even started playing. It genuinely feels like losing a family member, you have no idea how much this all has meant over the years, thanks for everything.
It only feels like yesterday when clarkson announced that the GT would go on, doing specials, and welp… this is it. Lets hope the show lives on for future generations to see.
Watched today im beyond devasted , cried more than ill like to admit , these 3 shaped my life for and really influenced my love of cars to the degree it is as a 30 year old man now , i used to come down every sunday night on BBC two at 8pm would never miss an episode of Top Gear . So id like to thank all 3 of you and ofcourse the cast and crew over 22 years of stellar performances amazing journies and the end of an era. Who will ever replace these 3 we will never know and can never be possibly done but the future is unwritten and who knows maybe it can be possible . I just know one thing for sure i owe alot to you guys so thank you ❤❤❤
I'm not the only one who's going to need tissues watching this am I? I've watched these three for 20 years, they have done so much for me and countless others, thank you gentleman, thank you for a lifetimes worth of memories, and please, everyone who sees this comment some of ur favourite memories of the trio, mine is when i first saw them, the £100 cheap car challenge
Indeed. The only time I actually cried when watching something on tv was when they first announced the seeming end of GrandTour, so this one will definitely do something to me 😂
goodbye and farewell to these legends. It wasn't just a car show, it was a show about friends...with cars. I'm sad it's over, but so grateful for the 20+ years of smiles and laughter.
Made me tear up seeing my country and hearing Jeremy say- saved the best for last! Thank you to the trio. You are amazing. Proudly Zimbabwean, and one of your biggest fans!
We will miss you Jezza Hamster Captain Slow It's definitely going to break our hearts, but you legends really deserve a rest after 20+ years. You brought us laughs, lessons, and adventures through darkness and light. 😌
I have always been an automotive enthusiast, but what made these 3 legends was people that weren’t into cars suddenly enjoyed cars. They kept the enthusiast world alive in an age when mundane crossovers and EV’s have been pushed on to us. We all tuned in. We all laughed, listened, and cried. Some of us look at our cars as more than just a car. It’s an extension of ourselves. I hope the old Top Gear reruns continue to be played, and Amazon never removes any episodes of The Grand Tour so I may have my children watch the greatest automotive show and trio to ever grace our televisions. In my darkest days, your shows brought me light. Thank you for everything.
Because it came to be that it had very little to do with cars. The forst few seasons, even of the reboot, were so car shows, giving advice & reviews to ask things about cars, buying owning, running etc. But by season 5 it started to have challenges & tests that became silly, by season 10 they were leaving onto it & that's when the general public started getting into it more. It became less of a car show & more entertainment fairing cars, & you saw more supercars & less normal ones. Then even got bots like "viewers" send in letters & they'd do a test like they did "on old top gear"
From watching on Sunday nights before school the next day to watching now in my late 30s, thank you for the years of entertainment, truly the end of a era 😢😢
This has actually brought tears to my eyes, so many of us grew up and had a love for cars because of these 3 muppets, showing us all the great things you could do with a car. It's been an honour watching them for the past 22 years, legends of the industry will be missed
Just watched it. Words cannot describe how emotional I felt at the ending. You won’t see this, but I’ve been watching you since I was 7, and will be heading off to college soon. Would just like to say thank you for getting me through good and bad, you’ve brought smiles to so many of us over the years 😢🎉
Saying goodbye to these three feels like losing a good friend who’s been with us through so many epic adventures. It’s tough to part with all the laughs and wild rides.
Never again will we see TV like this. A team spanning 22 years is now not possible as Top Gear has proven. Having started watching Jeremy, Richard and James as a young teenager and watching them up to late 30’s I’ve matured as they have and it’s been an honour to witness it. Thank you guys.
@@MarkSlavin No, that’s your first mistake, go and watch their first episodes. They’ve massively matured. They no longer ‘act’ their roles, they are naturally themselves now which makes it even more genuine and funny.
Who didn't watch this show 10-15-20 years ago on the couch with your parents? Meanwhile the 3 have grown older, as have we. For me Top Gear started at the age of 15 and now it's over. You gave so much emotions and cheerfull moments. What a wonderful show this have been. Why do all good things have come to an end?
used to watch it when i was about 8 cuddled up w/ dad when i really should’ve been in bed but couldn’t sleep. ended up repeating a lot of their jokes that didn’t work without context to the confusion of others but joy of my dad
These trio are generational legends! Nobody will ever replicate what they've done. Without them, this show wouldnt work. Just look at what happened with top gear after they left. They can't be replaced !
I love it when the creators and presenters can actually plan a proper final episode and goodbye. There's something special when you can see the effort into making one last hurrah and actually let it be an ending. Well done Clarkson, Hammond, May and Willman, from Top Gear to Grand Tour, this truly is a proper ending that you were robbed of from the BBC
I feel like these guys are my Uncles at this point. I'll be fighting back tears as this ends the same way tears rolled down my face when GT opening scene when they all meet back up and smile at each other. Man I will miss this.
Thank you Jeremy, James and Richard for the wonderful childhood. watching your adventures fermented my ambition to the automotive world and your dynamic can never be recreated despite many pathetic attempts by others.
Started watching these three back when I was in elementary school.. now I’m almost 25. I think I can say that I grew up while watching these legends, lucky to have the opportunity to see them. Will miss this irreplaceable trio
I dont think I can watch this...if I never watch the last one it didnt end. Theres never going to be a group of people who are such a pleasure to watch like this again.
19 years watching Top Gear for the first time, now i'm 23 and it's hard to see this gonna be the last. So excited to watched this Thanks Jeremy Clarkson, James May and Richard Hammond for becoming my best childhoods ^^
I'll be honest... I've been following these three for MANY years... I think I've seen almost everything about them together... they've accompanied me through difficult times, and I've always managed to smile when I see them. I love these three... I think they are the best trio ever, ever. If the adventures between them really end, I'll understand... but I'll feel sad, I'll smile when I remember them. For me, they are the best, a heartfelt hug, with some tears. Thank you for everything.
I’ve watched these three since 2006 and remember buying the seasons on dvd. TG/TGT has brought me happiness for a long time and I’m going to really miss this platform. True legends.
Been watching these 3 for 20 years, no trio will ever compare! Thank you for being there though my childhood and now adulthood! Best believe I’m going to cry. You will all be missed!
We loved watching Clarkson, Hammond and May in their old Top Gear antics. We never thought it would finish in our beautiful Zimbabwe 🇿🇼. It's an honour for us to host the final chapter.
End of an era, we grew up together. I watched Top Gear with James, Jeremy, and Richard religiously, all then episodes, then all the grand tours around the globe as a natural extension. The comradery and chemistry will not and cannot be replicated or replaced. Thank you guys, thank you BBC As James said, you guys truely gave us a little bit of fun and we're forever grateful😢❤❤❤🇨🇦
The end of a great era... Time is running out at a crazy speed... From the bottom of my heart I wanted to thank all the people, who contributed to the creation, filming, script writing and editing of these shows over the years.. I am proud to be your loyal viewer during these years. THANK YOU FOR YOUR SERVICE :)))
This is not only about cars. This goes beyond, it is about a whole generation building a brotherhood around these three guys, joined by the single feeling of our love for cars.
I hope the trio read the comments on here and can see what they mean to everybody and how they've touched so many people's lives. They'll be really missed.
I'm already crying. What a journey it has been. Growing up and watching them grow old. I will miss these 3 together more than i can say. Farewell to the Golden Trio of motoring. The world is gonna miss you and your wisdom and your humour. Thanks for everything. I dont know if i'm ready to watch that last ever epidode.
Aww that is really heartbreaking. After watching them for 22 years its coming to an end. That trailer, and the music for it was very sad. We will miss you, the dynamic trio!!
The best car guys ever. No matter what the show is called, they are/were great. It shows the loyalty and friendship when Richard and James left to go with Jeremy instead of staying for a paycheck. Thank you Amazon, Jeremy, Richard and James for decades of great memories!!!
The times that it is permissible for a man to cry over his lifetime can be counted on a single hand. The final twenty minutes of this last hurrah almost consumed two digits. Bon Voyage Gentlemen, and thank you for the memories.
Even the trailer has brought a tear to this old man’s eyes, god knows what I’ll be like watching the full episode! 20+ years of pure joy these 3 have given millions of people all over the globe, they surely deserve to retire with grace. Thanks for the memories Jeremy, James, and Richard, we will miss you dearly. Thank god for repeats!
Ever since i started watching this trio decades ago.... I always wished they would come to Zimbabwe...... They really saved the best for last.... An thank you Amazon for doin wat BBC wouldn't do.....😢
It just cannot be the end. Do they not know how much we need this kind of content in our lives? We need to start petitioning for a re-union special soon.
From Japan, to my beloved all you three. Just as every beginning has an end, so too must this journey. Yet, the reality that this is the final "Tour" with Jeremy, James, and Richard is something I find hard to accept. Through them, I discovered the sheer joy and depth of cars, and learned the true meaning of having companions in life. I love these three men dearly. Their words and humor have been a source of comfort and inspiration time and again. Thank you, to these three legends. I, no, we will never forget you. I will be here to witness this final "Grand Tour", to the very end. Hope your last ride will be wonderful and unforgettable.
The end of an era. We grew old together... Will miss this...
Anyway
i hate being old 😢
Amen
they enjoyed their own life to travel and test all cars in the world, not you.
And on this bombshell...
Goodbye to the grand tour 🫡
😢😓😿😥😓😭😞☹️🙁😕😢😱❤
It was a long road with lots of memory’s we will never forget ❤😢
More like, goodbye to the trio...
It's not the first time they've said goodbye...
@@Psyrecx They won't be doing these adventures anymore, it'll be solo stuff
Tonight: James says "staaaag", Richard breaks an exhaust, a giant spanner uses a giant spanner, and we all shed a tear at the end of an era.
Jeremy is a giant Spanner 🤣
... God I'm going to miss them
which giant spanner is he using? there were 3
Does that mean they going home then?
@@ExodiaNecross2lp
Couldn't agree more.
Lets be honest no show will ever replace these three
For the BBC.
It was shows like
Fawlty Towers
The Young ones.
Only Fools and Horses
Men Behaving Badly
Porridge
Gimme Gimmie Gimmie
Monty Python
And of course
Top Gear as the one final funny show to come out of BBC with Satire, real jokes and a genuine good show!!
Never ever
No. Nobody will ever take their place. They are, quite simply, geniuses.
The BBC tried and it cost them viewers and money.
These 3 idiots have been a part of my life since childhood, through my teens and into adulthood. It’s been an honour lads, thank you for everything 💙
Yup
Amen! This work will be shown to my kids, because this chemistry must be teached in the todays world!
Same❤❤
Same
I think of them like my uncles: They say hilariously inappropriate things at hilariously inappropriate times, but they taught me some good life lessons as I grew older. I’ll miss them
I'm not crying... You're crying!!!
We all are.
Pretty sure we’re all crying…
It's okay bro me too
Yes we are @timndel
I'm not crying I got wiper fluid in my eyes
Thank to every writer, film crew, scout and everyone else who’s worked to make this show possible over the last 22 years.
Quite often the real unsung heros
Except the guy with the steak or lack thereof.... 🤣
Yeah, the cinematography is always excellent.
Especially Oisin Tymon
22 years is not just the grand tour.
Starting from top gear
“Youlll miss me when I’m gone….which is in a few days”
-James may
😭😭😭😭
I don’t think they know how important, and how special this show is to people….I’m trying not to cry with every nostalgic comment
Arise Sir Richard Hammond
Arise Sir James May
Arise Sir Jeremy Clarkson
Arise Sir Richard Hammond, oh you already have.
That would be an most appropriate way to say goodbye and farewell to them.
They better be knighted after this
They don't need poxy knighthoods, they're above such ridiculousness. The people love them, that's all that matters.
@mattperkins261 honestly, they have done a lot for the world through Top Gear and Grand Tour, that it would even rival Sir David Attenborough, in the positive impact they have done; both May and Clarkson are still contributing in different ways
As a Zimbabwean 🇿🇼, I speak for all of us when I say we are all beyond honoured and grateful to have these legends film in our great country. All Zimbabweans are so proud of these guys and what they accomplished. To cap it off in our own country is a real honour.
In the same year you lot look likely to rejoin the Commonwealth, haha
@justajellydonut2 The government be damned. We have stunning natural beauty, amazing wildlife and kind, friendly people. Whether we return to the commonwealth doesn't really matter to us. What matters now is toppling the government and installing good, fair and moral leaders who return this country to her former glory which in turn benefits all living beings. Even if it takes a few more years, it will inevitably happen.
Can't wait to watch this
@@wintersoilder5676 Me too! Looks awesome! 😎🙌🏻💯
@@Lion_Heart_33Stunning is an understatement from what I’ve seen and heard
These three deserve knighthoods, thankyou so much for giving us all unforgettable memories that we shall cherish forever
Knighthoods are worthless. These three are above such stupidity.
Indeed
Agreed
They do actually - even though Clarkson IS a legitimate to55er - these 3 have given more enjoyment to more people than maybe anyone in British history
Well said 👏
It can be hard for a show to go out on a high note, and even more difficult to end it properly. One For The Road was perfection and I truly want to thank each of you, and your crew over the DECADES for bringing such entertainment, joy, and camaraderie not just amongst the trio but to your fans all over the world. Thank you.
Yours truly,
Reliant Robin 🚗
Brilliantly said. It was actually perfect. The best one they’ve ever done.
This is a whole era. Thank you for the opportunity to be a participant in a wonderful era of friendship. An onion got into my eyes.
Mine too
same. When I try to explain the relevance of this show to my nephews and nieces, I know they'll never understand the impact this show had worldwide. It was perfect timing, together with the race and final plateauing of the car industry. Since the trio of Porsche 918, La Ferrari and MacLaren P1, the car industry stopped racing towards a 1000 hp. We could witness and live that race for the last 2 decades. What a privilege, that future generations will never have again. What an exciting timeframe in human history. Narrated and perfected by those 4 friends (Andrew Wilman / Producer).
@@JoE_Songs Thank you. There is an elegiac poignancy in your comment, almost like a mourning for lost youth. Like you I am so glad to have travelled this 22 years with their vast legions of fans.
This is Not the End just goodbye for now. We went through all the struggles, challenges, epic journeys, joking, and adventure each episode. They opened up the World to the viewers through the eyes of a trio of pals, car guys, with British wit and flare. The memories and legacy of the adventures and shenanigans will live on for a long time.
Think your onion has just rolled my way 😢
I am filled with a sense of duality. Part of me wants the episode to come out, part of me doesn't. I dont want this journey to end. Its been a blast lads.
Totally feel the same way.
I feel ya man.
It’s a bot ffs
Me to
I think i will watch this Episode Like 30 Times because there will BE No more
Farewell to the world's greatest trio😢
The end of the best era has come😭
Thanks for the best 22 years boys🍾🥂
Second greatest trio... Moe Larry and Curly kind of have Jeremy James and Richard beat
Callen D'Elia Sasso is better
@@fredcasdensworldbest car trio then
I actually cried a little - okay, a lot - watching that final sequence of the show.
Top Gear/The Grand Tour has been a constant my whole life. I remember watching the old shows with my sister after school and the new specials with my flatmates at uni. It will be sorely missed and greatly appreciated as one of the best programs of all time.
Me, along with millions of others, grew up looking up to these three. Gonna be an emotional one to watch.
I salute you, for you are my heroes.
Salute
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Salute
Agreed
Thank you Clarkson, Hammond and May. You have been a part of our lives all these years. We will certainly miss you all. Thank you😢
They'll be back. There's no way they'll never do another road trip together.
I'm about to cry
Let's be clear. This is a institution that is coming to an end. This is a friendship that has made people laugh, brought people together and appreciate our oldest friends.
From everyone thank you for the memories, the laughs and love.
You will be missed but we are forever thankful for living alongside the journey. ❤
They've stated over the years that they 're not exactly friends. Hammond may have some sort of rapport but not clarkson.
@@huleyn135you read too many broadsheets.
@@huleyn135I think you need to have some sort of a friendship to keep doing stuff like that for 20+ years. I'd actually be surprised if it's another Hyneman/Savage situation.
@huleyn135 I think Hamster and Slow get along, but Clarkson doesn't get along with either of them. Slow pops up on his Drivetribe channel with him from time to time.
@@huleyn135 You don't drop what your doing and rush to the hospital for a work colleague.
I knew this day would come. These 3 men (and everyone involved) saved my marriage. How you ask? Laughter! There is nothing better than sitting with your family, including my teenage kids..........and laughing together. I'm telling you right now, the GT/TG are the ONLY shows my kids would sit down and watch. (with us) I'm not going to watch the trailer. I'll just watch the episode on release day and think to myself how lucky we are to be watching them one last time!
I was a new father, sitting up all night with sick kids, laughing at these 3 in the homemade boats (Toyboata!), and the 24hr BMW, and the campers, and so on and so on... Now my kids are either grown and moved out or in college. A lot of life has happened in the last 22 years. Family members dying. Kids growing up. Marriages and divorces...for all of us... And no matter what, Slowly, Hamster, and an Orangutan have always been there to make us laugh. What a wonderful trip it's been. Very very sad to see it go...but what an amazing time it's been to have you guys with us. Thank you for everything!
So well said.
@@TigerNationDEor worse, one of them can no longer be there to film the last special.
It's been an absolute honor gentlemen. Thank you for every single second you ever shared with us.
I’m 40. My young adulthood was experienced through many quotes from these three. It may seem pedantic, as Captain Slow might say, but many a post-shift was a cup of these three. They served as almost counselors that helped me forget my last shifts experiences as a paramedic firefighter. They kept me, from reopening the boxes of memories and smells; allowed me to be a young father and husband.
These three did much more than create a great show. They created, the striking of the match, that lit the light at the end of the tunnel.
I salute you three, and hope to meet you in heaven.
That felt really genuine until the last bit …. A bit bleak wasn’t it .
@@Algorithm347 the reality of a no one like me, meeting this trio of stars here on this earth is, well, you’d have better odds winning the lottery while not buying a ticket.
Plus, I wish that everyone would just realize that God loves them, as they are, and wants to spend eternity with them…and they get to.
There goes the childhood. Was great while it lasted and will be sorely missed.
Wow.. as a Zimbabawean who has watch all episodes from Top Gear to the Grand Tour.. this.. this hits different.
They are the gold standard for on screen chemistry...cant believe its now the end
😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭
The nostalgia!
I can’t believe this is actually happening either. Part of me hopes it’s just a prank, they’re just kidding about the end and the show will go on. But I know it won’t.
It's pretty cool that their last adventure together will be to your homeland
They’ll be back in some form
@@chrisbarker3034 I hope but don't think soo, they have done this their whole life and 2 of them are old and on of those 2 have issues getting in and out of the cars. I hope im wrong but i honestly think this is it, they way Clarkson cried when they stopped with the live audience said that the end was near.
22 Years friendship, comedy, laughter and sabotaging each other😢
Nothing will beat the trio for what they have done over the past 2 decades and still keeping this relationship no matter what they have stood.
And all that comes to an end...
Just wanted to say, thank you for putting so many smiles to our faces!
Thank you, The Grand Tour.
Not crying 😭🫡
I am a kurdish from Iraq
Please don’t give up you folks we need you together, I have grown up watching you. What am I supposed to do after
Exactly. I am going to watch the entire series before I watch this one.
Kurds don't have a country
@@fatihunal3597 They're still better off than you without a soul.
Im 30 years old. I grew up with you guys. I still remember being 19 and taking my girlfriend to my moms house when she was out on vacation making a date out of watching new episodes together. She’s my wife now. Thank you for every episode of TG and GT.
When I was about six years old, my dad took me to a stage rally, this immediately hooked me onto cars and motorsport. Imagine my surprise when not long after, I was looking through the channels on the television and stumbled across a car show. This show was Top Gear, and I fell in love immediately. I doubt anyone will see this comment, but I just want to give my thanks to anyone who has worked on both shows, and to Clarkson, Hammond and May for being such a great part of my life. Thank you.
I saw this comment & I gotta say: it's a wonderful comment & short story to share with the Top Gear community.
I've always been a distant fan of Top Gear: watching sporadic moments of the show back in the 2000's, but was always fascinated by this subculture of car enthusiasts ("Diesel Heads"), so to speak.
Your Father did a great job & decision to take you to that Stage Rally as it opened a new world for you.
Cherish the memories with gratitude & love ♥️🙏💙
You'll never scroll through the thousands of comments to reach this but wanted to express my appreciation. You three, have gotten us through the hard times.
I’m trying to figure out why I found watching the final episode so emotional. I think it’s because the episode made me think about when I watched it in the past, how it made me want to go on adventures and how it represents a very male and very British kind of friendship I can relate to. It also reminds me that time is passing quickly and everything must end. I’m so happy I got to grow up with these three on TV. Thank you to everyone who made this show happen.
You are so right - we always regret, what we did not do! Well, carpe diem! Thank You for your words - you nailed it!
I grew up as an American boy, and now a man, watching you on the one and only real Top Gear, and then of course The Grand Tour. I always loved British television growing up, as it just aligned more with my way of thinking than anything else. And I have to say, you guys in particular have left me with some distinctly British sensibilities that have quite literally become part of who I am as a now 41-year-old man.
The three of you together, like this, live on in all of us in this kind of way.
And of those of us who grew up watching, we'd be lying if we said it didn't go on with the rest of our experiences to become chiseled permanently into the abstract stonework that is our human psyche. I am, of course, sad to see you go, but like all great things, it at some point must come to an end, bittersweet though it may be. Cheers, gentlemen. And thanks for the years of laughter.
Very well said mate, respect from Scotland where they did some filming and I was lucky enough to stumble upon them but sadly, I was working and couldn't hang around.
@@elportogrande I really hope to go to the UK one day. I especially want to visit Scotland.
@@elportograndeHave seen them in my local area a handful of times, but managed to work with them on a top gear special episode back in 2008 which was an absolutely amazing experience.
@@AlphaMachinadon't stay in the big cities too long because you're in for a disappointment, instead visit smaller places, the north of England, Scotland and the countryside
dude..
im a soon to be 33 years old Iranian guy
I as well grew up watching these three :)
I'll never ever forget the intro of the first grand tour show! when they got out of england on a sad rainy day, then joined together in 3 ford mustangs, in a sunny day..
and you americans rolled the best welcome wagon EVER for them. I rarely cry, but I cried that they watching that, and i'm about to cry again right now.. :)
god bless you and these 3 old dudes❤🫂🥲
1:57 I'm laughing, but I'm also crying. Gonna miss these guys.
My friend and I had a chat a few months ago about age, we have been friends for 37 years I think, we are going to try to be in the same old folks home to rage against the dying of the light in many, many humorous ways.
Thankfully I can watch them forever on dvd
The part where Clarkson says Mays gonna delete the numbers, it would be 6 months to a year before he would miss them lol. For some reason I get the feeling if they went to separate ones they would transfer to be in the same one later on. You can tell Jeremy just said that to lighten the mood.
For 22 years, we've been laughing, crying, and bewildered by these 3 gentlemen, and I would do it all again in a heartbeat.
And on that bombshell, it's time to end. Goodnight.
Why do NONE of the articles seem to mention the EXACT PREMIERE time?
Will it be released 12am Friday UK TIME?
Or does Amazon go by EAST or WEST coast North American time?
Outstanding. Well put!
The nicest part: They went through the effort to make a final show to crown their already significant legacy
If you read the comments, you'll understand how much these three and the team around them meant to their fans: 22 years of legendary entertainment with some car bits here and there. Thank you for 22 years of service; gentlemen, I hope to see you again.
I am not sure people who haven't watched this play out can understand. The end of Top Gear, that beautiful intro to episode one of The Grand Tour. Watching the other two Mustangs pull alongside Clarkson was about as great for me as Cap picking up Thor's hammer.
Cheers Gents
It has been an honour and a privilege to share the last 22 years of Jokes, Cars, Mishaps, the odd Piano dropped on a Morris Marina, Hammond being in a few mild Crashes, May's OCD and Clarkson's good friends "Speed and Power"
This wasn't just a TV show it was a cultural phenomenon that will effected Pop Culture for years to come still.
"Once more unto the breach dear friends, once more"
I was 6 years old when they started and when I discovered them, now I'm 28. I basically grew up with them. I'm definitely not the only one that thinks this, but they've done so much for everyone during our childhood, teenage years and adulthood. You as a trio will be missed dearly chaps. See you around.
I'm the same age as Clarkson and May and I grew up with them as well..
Snap.
I was in my 10th grade when Top gear was introduced to me by my Singaporean uncle who bought over season 17 loaded onto a harddisk. Being in India, I had no channels on my cable which broadcasted top gear so I was pretty oblivious to them.
I distinctly remember being bored one day and putting it on the tv, not expecting anything else other than some cool cars. Didn't take me long to realise that I had stumbled on a literal gem. And season 17 was basically peak top gear, with masterpieces like the India special. Suffice to say that 'hooked' wont even begin to describe how I fell in love with the trio.
Now 27 years old and working a 9-5, these three men have played such a formative role in my life that I am finding it difficult to digest that this is the literal last one.
But as the saying goes all great things come to an end and all one can hope is if they remain great while they come to a close.
Thank you jeremy, james and richard and everyone who worked behind the scenes for this amazing show...no... institution.
This trio can never be replaced
they tried so many times too
"I shall certainly miss doing this sort of thing"
Oh Jezza.........you've choked up my gut again 😭😭😭
I shall certainly miss them doing their sort of thing.
As someone in the tent said "Well dont stop then...."
Over 22 years ago a fresh faced young man by the name of Me watched a car show for the first time, had a good belly laugh, learned how to speak English to watch more, re-watched every episode multiple times and I know exactly NOTHING about cars. I am going to miss these three so much in my life.
Top Gear & The Grand Tour taught me more English than my actual English teachers ever managed to do. Those lads should be knighted not only for their car journalism work but also for their role in spreading the British culture and the English language.
car culture is universal
Doesn't diminish their contribution to it. This guys are legends and solidified the modern car review format that is common place now.
@@Jay-jb2vr Didn't say it did. Not even remotely. They spread the shared love all men have for cars and anything with engines
same here LOL, gonna miss the magnificent trio
Made me tear up before the video even started playing. It genuinely feels like losing a family member, you have no idea how much this all has meant over the years, thanks for everything.
Me too.
Count me in
The drone take of the three cars in the desert got me good 💔
It only feels like yesterday when clarkson announced that the GT would go on, doing specials, and welp… this is it. Lets hope the show lives on for future generations to see.
Hard to believe 2016 was that long ago
@@xenonsaccord4447 thats what im saying, it feels like it was like 2 months ago 😭
Watched today im beyond devasted , cried more than ill like to admit , these 3 shaped my life for and really influenced my love of cars to the degree it is as a 30 year old man now , i used to come down every sunday night on BBC two at 8pm would never miss an episode of Top Gear . So id like to thank all 3 of you and ofcourse the cast and crew over 22 years of stellar performances amazing journies and the end of an era. Who will ever replace these 3 we will never know and can never be possibly done but the future is unwritten and who knows maybe it can be possible . I just know one thing for sure i owe alot to you guys so thank you ❤❤❤
I'm not the only one who's going to need tissues watching this am I? I've watched these three for 20 years, they have done so much for me and countless others, thank you gentleman, thank you for a lifetimes worth of memories, and please, everyone who sees this comment some of ur favourite memories of the trio, mine is when i first saw them, the £100 cheap car challenge
@@lepulukelmao
i already need tissues...
Indeed. The only time I actually cried when watching something on tv was when they first announced the seeming end of GrandTour, so this one will definitely do something to me 😂
No I've got them ready. 😢
Depends what you're doing..? 🤪
Don’t cry because it’s over, smile because it happened…
i was holding back the tears til i got to this. dang it
Well said.😢
Why not both?
goodbye and farewell to these legends. It wasn't just a car show, it was a show about friends...with cars.
I'm sad it's over, but so grateful for the 20+ years of smiles and laughter.
All I can say is thank you, it’s been a privilege to have watched the best entertainment on TV for so many years. Never to be repeated or equalled.
My childhood will be over on the 13th. I don't even remember my life without them. I have grown up with them. 22 years!! Thank you.
0:19: Hammond‘s face is literally all of us 😢😢
Made me tear up seeing my country and hearing Jeremy say- saved the best for last! Thank you to the trio. You are amazing. Proudly Zimbabwean, and one of your biggest fans!
Absolutely a beautiful country no doubt
I remember watching the Botswana Special how he wanted to do a special there but the BBC or any government would not allow it
Hoping this will inspire me to go back. 2001...too long !
Better than any travel program.. You have just had your country showcased- Truly Beautiful
Never have I shed a tear over a tv program ending until today. Bravo chaps all the best to you, and thank you for 22 years.
the fact that there's no other car show like this tells me these guys have achieved immortality
End of an era 😢. Thank you James, Jeremy and Richard for engaging me and millions of others and inspiring a love and passion for cars. Thank you
We will miss you
Jezza
Hamster
Captain Slow
It's definitely going to break our hearts, but you legends really deserve a rest after 20+ years. You brought us laughs, lessons, and adventures through darkness and light. 😌
I'm not crying....you all are...😭
I thought it was just me 😭😭
I have always been an automotive enthusiast, but what made these 3 legends was people that weren’t into cars suddenly enjoyed cars. They kept the enthusiast world alive in an age when mundane crossovers and EV’s have been pushed on to us. We all tuned in. We all laughed, listened, and cried. Some of us look at our cars as more than just a car. It’s an extension of ourselves. I hope the old Top Gear reruns continue to be played, and Amazon never removes any episodes of The Grand Tour so I may have my children watch the greatest automotive show and trio to ever grace our televisions. In my darkest days, your shows brought me light. Thank you for everything.
Because it came to be that it had very little to do with cars. The forst few seasons, even of the reboot, were so car shows, giving advice & reviews to ask things about cars, buying owning, running etc. But by season 5 it started to have challenges & tests that became silly, by season 10 they were leaving onto it & that's when the general public started getting into it more. It became less of a car show & more entertainment fairing cars, & you saw more supercars & less normal ones. Then even got bots like "viewers" send in letters & they'd do a test like they did "on old top gear"
From watching on Sunday nights before school the next day to watching now in my late 30s, thank you for the years of entertainment, truly the end of a era 😢😢
This has actually brought tears to my eyes, so many of us grew up and had a love for cars because of these 3 muppets, showing us all the great things you could do with a car. It's been an honour watching them for the past 22 years, legends of the industry will be missed
Just watched it. Words cannot describe how emotional I felt at the ending. You won’t see this, but I’ve been watching you since I was 7, and will be heading off to college soon. Would just like to say thank you for getting me through good and bad, you’ve brought smiles to so many of us over the years 😢🎉
miss you old boys. Thanks for making a generation of petrolheads🥹
Saying goodbye to these three feels like losing a good friend who’s been with us through so many epic adventures. It’s tough to part with all the laughs and wild rides.
Never again will we see TV like this. A team spanning 22 years is now not possible as Top Gear has proven.
Having started watching Jeremy, Richard and James as a young teenager and watching them up to late 30’s I’ve matured as they have and it’s been an honour to witness it. Thank you guys.
There's your first mistake... they haven't matured, thank god!
@@MarkSlavin No, that’s your first mistake, go and watch their first episodes. They’ve massively matured. They no longer ‘act’ their roles, they are naturally themselves now which makes it even more genuine and funny.
Still can’t believe that it’s over soon 😢🥺 I will miss you so much. Thank you for every minute you make television better ❤️
Who didn't watch this show 10-15-20 years ago on the couch with your parents? Meanwhile the 3 have grown older, as have we. For me Top Gear started at the age of 15 and now it's over.
You gave so much emotions and cheerfull moments. What a wonderful show this have been. Why do all good things have come to an end?
used to watch it when i was about 8 cuddled up w/ dad when i really should’ve been in bed but couldn’t sleep. ended up repeating a lot of their jokes that didn’t work without context to the confusion of others but joy of my dad
@@ajarofmaeo7405 lovely comment. You made a 40 year old bloke go all soppy
My son was 1 when he started watching with me.. he's now 17
I'm gonna miss them so much!
We can never thank these three enough 🙏
Massive era come to an end 😢 Thank you for all the memories 👏
These trio are generational legends! Nobody will ever replicate what they've done. Without them, this show wouldnt work. Just look at what happened with top gear after they left. They can't be replaced !
I quit watching TopGear the moment I knew that these 3 morons were not gonna be a part of it.
I love it when the creators and presenters can actually plan a proper final episode and goodbye. There's something special when you can see the effort into making one last hurrah and actually let it be an ending. Well done Clarkson, Hammond, May and Willman, from Top Gear to Grand Tour, this truly is a proper ending that you were robbed of from the BBC
I feel like these guys are my Uncles at this point. I'll be fighting back tears as this ends the same way tears rolled down my face when GT opening scene when they all meet back up and smile at each other. Man I will miss this.
Thank you Jeremy, James and Richard for the wonderful childhood. watching your adventures fermented my ambition to the automotive world and your dynamic can never be recreated despite many pathetic attempts by others.
Started watching these three back when I was in elementary school.. now I’m almost 25. I think I can say that I grew up while watching these legends, lucky to have the opportunity to see them. Will miss this irreplaceable trio
The final ever Jeremy Clarkson, Richard Hammond and James May bought bought me tears in my eyes 😢
I dont think I can watch this...if I never watch the last one it didnt end. Theres never going to be a group of people who are such a pleasure to watch like this again.
19 years watching Top Gear for the first time, now i'm 23 and it's hard to see this gonna be the last.
So excited to watched this
Thanks Jeremy Clarkson, James May and Richard Hammond for becoming my best childhoods ^^
A great send off to the most iconic trio in Television.
I'll be honest... I've been following these three for MANY years... I think I've seen almost everything about them together... they've accompanied me through difficult times, and I've always managed to smile when I see them.
I love these three... I think they are the best trio ever, ever. If the adventures between them really end, I'll understand... but I'll feel sad, I'll smile when I remember them.
For me, they are the best, a heartfelt hug, with some tears.
Thank you for everything.
I’ve watched these three since 2006 and remember buying the seasons on dvd. TG/TGT has brought me happiness for a long time and I’m going to really miss this platform. True legends.
Been watching these 3 for 20 years, no trio will ever compare! Thank you for being there though my childhood and now adulthood! Best believe I’m going to cry. You will all be missed!
We loved watching Clarkson, Hammond and May in their old Top Gear antics. We never thought it would finish in our beautiful Zimbabwe 🇿🇼.
It's an honour for us to host the final chapter.
As a fellow Zimbo and a long time fan of these 3, I am absolutely honoured that this is the country they chose for their final episode.
I think that this is because Zimbabwe is the last country in alphabetical order in English, but only guessing.
Cant believe Zimbabwe is the last dance... greatest feeling ever
Yes, they ending in one of the most beautiful countries on earth. Loved my trip to Zim, wonderful place
Thank you ❤@@leonardolupini3484
End of an era, we grew up together. I watched Top Gear with James, Jeremy, and Richard religiously, all then episodes, then all the grand tours around the globe as a natural extension. The comradery and chemistry will not and cannot be replicated or replaced.
Thank you guys, thank you BBC
As James said, you guys truely gave us a little bit of fun and we're forever grateful😢❤❤❤🇨🇦
Not even joking, if these 3 made a show of just them living in an old folks home, I would watch it and pay for it.
The end of a great era... Time is running out at a crazy speed... From the bottom of my heart I wanted to thank all the people, who contributed to the creation, filming, script writing and editing of these shows over the years.. I am proud to be your loyal viewer during these years. THANK YOU FOR YOUR SERVICE :)))
This is not only about cars. This goes beyond, it is about a whole generation building a brotherhood around these three guys, joined by the single feeling of our love for cars.
I hope the trio read the comments on here and can see what they mean to everybody and how they've touched so many people's lives. They'll be really missed.
Its been a honor tonight us men shed a tear thank you boys
I'm already crying. What a journey it has been. Growing up and watching them grow old. I will miss these 3 together more than i can say. Farewell to the Golden Trio of motoring. The world is gonna miss you and your wisdom and your humour. Thanks for everything. I dont know if i'm ready to watch that last ever epidode.
Aww that is really heartbreaking. After watching them for 22 years its coming to an end. That trailer, and the music for it was very sad. We will miss you, the dynamic trio!!
The best car guys ever. No matter what the show is called, they are/were great.
It shows the loyalty and friendship when Richard and James left to go with Jeremy instead of staying for a paycheck.
Thank you Amazon, Jeremy, Richard and James for decades of great memories!!!
The times that it is permissible for a man to cry over his lifetime can be counted on a single hand. The final twenty minutes of this last hurrah almost consumed two digits. Bon Voyage Gentlemen, and thank you for the memories.
Even the trailer has brought a tear to this old man’s eyes, god knows what I’ll be like watching the full episode! 20+ years of pure joy these 3 have given millions of people all over the globe, they surely deserve to retire with grace. Thanks for the memories Jeremy, James, and Richard, we will miss you dearly. Thank god for repeats!
Ever since i started watching this trio decades ago.... I always wished they would come to Zimbabwe...... They really saved the best for last.... An thank you Amazon for doin wat BBC wouldn't do.....😢
This one will be hard to watch - the last one. It better be three hour long. 😊
It was a great run guys
Thank you for all.
It just cannot be the end. Do they not know how much we need this kind of content in our lives? We need to start petitioning for a re-union special soon.
Perhaps they have sons? Cousins? Somebody that can keep it going?
It's really the final conclusion for James May. Discoverer of the true source of the Nile, and two other blokes.
From Japan, to my beloved all you three. Just as every beginning has an end, so too must this journey. Yet, the reality that this is the final "Tour" with Jeremy, James, and Richard is something I find hard to accept.
Through them, I discovered the sheer joy and depth of cars, and learned the true meaning of having companions in life. I love these three men dearly. Their words and humor have been a source of comfort and inspiration time and again. Thank you, to these three legends. I, no, we will never forget you.
I will be here to witness this final "Grand Tour", to the very end. Hope your last ride will be wonderful and unforgettable.