I really appreciate how Mike and Ben seem to actually enjoy each other's company so these interactions are more organic. More Ben please. His insight on anything involving cars is a joy to listen to.
unfortunately Amazon doesn't have any creative control over the show. It would have to be at contact renewal time and by then it would likely be to late. I like the idea though
@@gglovato it was a very old episode out like in the early 2000s a couple of episodes previous they got some tractors in an attempt to grow some green fuel only to end up with diesel. Sitting on a large amount of it the TG crew along with The Stig and a group of mechanics they entered the Britcar 24 hours at Silverstone with a diesel powered BMW M3
@@dudeonlygamingandotherstuf7791 i wonder how many people will get this reference, you cheeky rascal ;d, but seriously man, leave the man alone, he knows what he's doing. And i hope he is having a nice drink right now :). perkele. ;d
One of my funniest Stig moments was when he goes to buy gas and has a Credit card that says "The Stig" as the name and "Bank of Money" as the bank. I can still remember the boys wondering if he even knew how to buy gas. The Stig was a great "character". They could look at getting "Stig" back in the mix with the OG boys, but there are some issues with the BBC I am sure.
The motorcar enthusiasts of the internet NEED more Ben Collins content. Whether that's him racing the latest supercars round an international circuit, reviewing popular hot hatches on back roads, or just chatting about his fascinating life. He's such an interesting guy who people naturally warm to, would be a shame to let his talent go to waste.
I still love imagining Ben as the robotic, Alien-like, aloof , non-talking Stig listening to silly radio stations , or learning a foreign language while registering the "fastest time" on the TG race track. THANKS to finally letting us hear your voice, and see your face, Ben Collins. AWESOME DRIVING. GREAT PERSONALITY. UNFORGETTABLE MEMORIES.
Im loving that Mike doesn't need to try and express his personality as much in recent videos, hes much more natural when hes comfortable which you can tell hes starting to be with Ben and vice versa. Pretty cool to see everyone progress, clearly the audience loves it!
I loved reading the "Man in the white suit" book, since it revealed so much about the production of the show and how Ben's job as the Stig was about more than just driving around fast cars on the track or teaching Celebrities to do the same. For those who haven't read it, search it up, it's well worth it.
@@danhall76 Ben was only in the car from 2am to 5am over night... Driving order was as follows: Ben 4:30pm to 6pm, May 6pm to 8pm, Clarkson 8pm to 10pm, Hammond 10pm to crash at 11:15pm ish, Ben 2am to 5am, May 5am to 5:15am, race suspended, May from 7:30am to 9:30am, Ben from 9:30 to 12pm, Hammond from 12pm to 2pm, Clarkson from 2pm to the finish at 4:30pm. Overall Ben drove the car for around 8 hours, 3 hrs of which was in the dark. You're welcome. References: My memory (I was there), publicly available lap chart for car #78 and hour by hour race report on Wikipedia.
As someone who has read The Man in the White Suit, I can confirm it's an excellent book. As is How To Drive, by Ben. Not just his incredible story, and in How To Drive, the awesome teaching, but the eloquence he writes with. Ben makes it so easy to understand, and so memorable it soaks into your subconscious. I listened to the audiobook of How To Drive at the start of a 6 month driving suspension, and 6 months later it STILL made me a better driver
As a man in his mid 30s who grew up watching top gear religiously and still do(when i can cause its not easy in America) its amazing to just see the stig as Ben and hear him talk considering i watched him be silent for so many years. I loved this episode
Uh, yeah - more of this please - fantastic to hear Ben's running commentary while tooling down the straights and weaving the corners at Le Mans. Yes please - more like this!
I love the Stig and he is an Iconic char, but Ben talking about everything makes me wish he actually did a series or show. Mike is also amazing and this was just a pleasure to watch. Well done !
I have really been enjoying your videos recently, informative, interesting and your passion comes across in spades. It is great to Ben talking about his career, his cars and how he feels about the Top Gear years. He was a huge part of the show but never had a voice, more of this content please?!!
I love being able to tell people that I got to watch 'The Stig' racing in NASCAR! Sort of - it was the ASCAR series in the UK, they raced at Rockingham Speedway and Eurospeedway Lausitz in Germany, and back in 2002 they had a pretty stacked field including Jason Plato, Nicholas Minassian, Kelvin Burt, Darren Manning, Colin McRae made a few cameos IIRC, and Mr Collins himself in the #84 Territorial Army car - it was in a full army camoflage wrap, looked really cool! So wild looking back on it now, I was 10 years old, and I wish I'd been able to appreciate watching Ben/The Stig racing up close 😊
Big fan of this. Very different to a lot of TH-cam content. Just an two experts talking about a subject they are passionate about, no gimmicks. Love it.
Way to go Mike, and your production team, I think this was probably the best piece you’ve done, yet. I thoroughly enjoyed that. Thank you to all of you.
I really enjoyed Ben's presentation on the Circuit De La Sarthe. I was much of a Gran Turismo and Racedriver Grid fan as a kid, and this track was definitely my all time favourite. You can also tell just how much Ben loved his racing career. Great video guys, you got my like
Drivetribe just keeps getting better and better. Mike's grown into a proper presenter, the cinematography is excellent, and though I still love the character that The Stig was, I think Ben was absolutely wasted being silent on Top Gear. Great episode.
@@thatonenigeriansformula Yeah, it really was incredible! For a while it was in Beaulieu Motor Museum, on display, but it isn't anymore- so is probably rotting in a warehouse along with all the TG cars that were once on display but have been pushed out because of new Top Gear stuff.
In 1981 I went to LeMans and camped with some guys from England. Tony asked if he could borrow money for gas to get back.I did, the next day he took me for the same drive around the track, under the Dunlop bridge, down the Mulsanne straight, without chicanes, Indianapolis, Arnage. It was magic. Yes, I have pics.
It's privilege to have Ben in the channel. I enjoyed every minute of it. For me, it's the best video of DriveTribe by a country mile. Also the excitement in his voice and eyes when Mike was explaining the details of Silk Cut JAAAG was just priceless.
I really really enjoyed reading The Man in the White Suit. It's not a tell-all on Top Gear, it's about the man behind the persona of the Stig. Great read, tremendous respect and congrats to Ben for a great life!
Ben, I wanna say thank you for all great moments you had on Top Gear. It was a shame you didn't get to speak on the show, because you speak very well and have a lot to share.
23:50 "Maybe one day" indeed Mike. Proud to see that dream become a reality for you in the video you uploaded earlier today, it's a real testament to the trajectory of the channel over the last year or so. Hopefully there's plenty more to come!
Absolutely top notch video! Very informative and I love the fact they went into detail on the LeMans cars. Please!!! More like this! Very well done indeed!!!
Drive Tribe has outdone themselves again. Loved listening to Ben breakdown the Le Mans course and especially hearing about the TG 24 hrs in the diesel BMW.
14:35.... not sure I can trust a guy that thinks Maggotts leads onto the Hanger Straight to be honest. He's also conveniently forgotten to mention how the race was suspended for 2 hours of his "pretty much sun down to sun rise" and hammond crashed at 11pm with them out of the race for 3hrs doing repairs... For anyone interested in facts rather than this terrible portrayal, here is the driving order: Ben was only in the car from 2am to 5am over night... Driving order was as follows: Ben 4:30pm to 6pm, May 6pm to 8pm, Clarkson 8pm to 10pm, Hammond 10pm to crash at 11:15pm ish, Ben 2am to 5am, May 5am to 5:15am, race suspended, May from 7:30am to 9:30am, Ben from 9:30 to 12pm, Hammond from 12pm to 2pm, Clarkson from 2pm to the finish at 4:30pm. Overall Ben drove the car for around 8 hours, 3 hrs of which was in the dark. You're welcome. References: My memory (I was there), publicly available lap chart for car #78 and hour by hour race report on Wikipedia.
1st! Love the content, please bring back Foodtribe! We need more 70's and Sandos! This is one of the things I Absolutely love about Europe. So many different countries and cultures just a short journey away. So blessed.
Great episode! This made me reminisce about the old Top Gear which is very much missed and could never be reproduced. I will be buying that book, thank you for everything you've done over these many years, Stig.
Everyone remembers the Mercedes flying at le Mans in 1999, and 1955... Nobody remembers the Porsche at Road Atlanta in 1998, same deal. Yannick Dalmas pulled off a backflip at RA in the irst ever Petit Le Mans while following a lower class car. That Porsche 911 GTA-Evo 98 was a sleep, beautiful, flying machine.
What an absolute gentleman . Much respect to both of you , living the absolute dream . Hope one day after your 90th birthday the rozzers nick you doing 140 in a 60 !
I love the drive in the rain, you really get a sense of what star in the reasonably priced car was like behind the scenes; the way Ben would instruct the guests.
Mike really is such a great presenter. Nothing again Ben but he doesn't catch me as the most entertaining fella in the world, Mike can seem to bring water out of wood with how personable and authentic he is. Editors killed it, camera work always marvellous, great production altogether. Drivetribe all day, babyyyyyyy!
I was at Le Mans in 92. The group C cars were awesome. Drank beer all night but was wide awake spectating on the home straight, Dunlop bridge and Tertre Rouge.
That episode cemented the stig and the mechanics as an absolute heroes. They gave all the credit to those men and it sounds like they were 100% correct to do so.
This is one of my favorite things Drivetribe has ever done. I love the insights that Ben can give when he's presented with the opportunity.
Ben is happily married, calm down
great to hear this and really appreciate the support - love working on DT and plenty of dry powder :)
@@BenCollinsDrives Honestly, just you and Harris monkeying around would be its own brilliant content, too bad that can't be a thing.
It's a shame some of it is a lie really :/
@@hsvr balìta
I really appreciate how Mike and Ben seem to actually enjoy each other's company so these interactions are more organic. More Ben please. His insight on anything involving cars is a joy to listen to.
Not speaking about just the 24 hour topgear race, this video was so cool to hear the STIG talk about his experiences. So relaxing and interesting
I now want amazon to surprise Hammond, Clarkson and may by adding him into the grand tour
unfortunately Amazon doesn't have any creative control over the show. It would have to be at contact renewal time and by then it would likely be to late. I like the idea though
No wonder they didn’t let Stig talk, they were trying to protect their jobs
Of course because they are "presenters", they ain't a race car driver like Tiff from Fifth Gear or Chris Harris
@@clxx1302 tiff sure, Chris? 😂😂😂
@@dylanzrim3635 Chris is a legitimate racing driver TF you mean?
@@dylanzrim3635 he’s competed in Le Mans multiple times and has done rallies. He has a proper racing career
Iirc they gave all the credit to the stig for that race & to the engineers for getting the car repaired.
I can confirm Ben enjoys a massive burnout away from every single French toll booth 😂 invoice for tyres incoming...
His new nick name is Ben 11
@@pistolpete5189 "i bet i can make longer elevensies than you!"
@@ghomerhust surely an overly long elevenses is in theory just brunch?
if u dont pop the set dont even bring it up
Don't you mean "some say he can't pull away from a French tollbooth without doing a massive burnout"?
Still to date my favourite thing Top Gear ever did
Agreed.
It's right up there for me to 👌
My favourite on-track piece they did, but for me the Vietnam trip is still the greatest episode.
When did this happen, i dont remember this at all
@@gglovato it was a very old episode out like in the early 2000s a couple of episodes previous they got some tractors in an attempt to grow some green fuel only to end up with diesel. Sitting on a large amount of it the TG crew along with The Stig and a group of mechanics they entered the Britcar 24 hours at Silverstone with a diesel powered BMW M3
Mike is getting better and better at presenting these episodes, it really feels so well put together
This begins to show you just how much Ben really truly loves racing. It isn't just a passion. He loves it.
Agreed. I have a book called "The Man in the White Suit", which talks about a lot of racing, plus Top Gear behind the scenes.
It's more like a hobby for him so obviously he doesn't need to do it if he doesn't want to.
@@jdapaul1351 Yup, it is a really enjoyable read
@@jdapaul1351 I'll third this statement, awesome book
@@dudeonlygamingandotherstuf7791 i wonder how many people will get this reference, you cheeky rascal ;d, but seriously man, leave the man alone, he knows what he's doing. And i hope he is having a nice drink right now :). perkele. ;d
It will always be a legendary episode,
I remember getting teary eyed.
Don't be a sausage, why would you get tearful what are ye a massive weapon or something, give yer heid a wobble man.
@@BariLopesh Tell me you are casual, without telling me you are casual.
May and Hammond smiling at the end was pure British wholesomeness.
"Its there! We've done it!" - Jezza 😢 you beauty.
One of my funniest Stig moments was when he goes to buy gas and has a Credit card that says "The Stig" as the name and "Bank of Money" as the bank. I can still remember the boys wondering if he even knew how to buy gas. The Stig was a great "character". They could look at getting "Stig" back in the mix with the OG boys, but there are some issues with the BBC I am sure.
Bring back the american
The Stog
The motorcar enthusiasts of the internet NEED more Ben Collins content. Whether that's him racing the latest supercars round an international circuit, reviewing popular hot hatches on back roads, or just chatting about his fascinating life. He's such an interesting guy who people naturally warm to, would be a shame to let his talent go to waste.
I still love imagining Ben as the robotic, Alien-like, aloof , non-talking Stig listening to silly radio stations , or learning a foreign language while registering the "fastest time" on the TG race track. THANKS to finally letting us hear your voice, and see your face, Ben Collins. AWESOME DRIVING. GREAT PERSONALITY. UNFORGETTABLE MEMORIES.
It was nearly all fake, the audio was dubbed in later. The man stood around in the suit was not Ben but a part of the production crew.
And it matters how?
Im loving that Mike doesn't need to try and express his personality as much in recent videos, hes much more natural when hes comfortable which you can tell hes starting to be with Ben and vice versa. Pretty cool to see everyone progress, clearly the audience loves it!
Love it when Ben is on here such a humble and intelligent guy
I love how it started with Ben calling him Michael and ending with Mike. Very wholesome
I loved reading the "Man in the white suit" book, since it revealed so much about the production of the show and how Ben's job as the Stig was about more than just driving around fast cars on the track or teaching Celebrities to do the same.
For those who haven't read it, search it up, it's well worth it.
He did some incredible driving in that 24-hour race
He did but he wasn't driving for anywhere near as long as he's implied here.
Also he was driving against amateurs/semi pros
@@James_08_07 Wasn't he?
@@danhall76 Nope, see my other comments.
@@danhall76 Ben was only in the car from 2am to 5am over night... Driving order was as follows: Ben 4:30pm to 6pm, May 6pm to 8pm, Clarkson 8pm to 10pm, Hammond 10pm to crash at 11:15pm ish, Ben 2am to 5am, May 5am to 5:15am, race suspended, May from 7:30am to 9:30am, Ben from 9:30 to 12pm, Hammond from 12pm to 2pm, Clarkson from 2pm to the finish at 4:30pm.
Overall Ben drove the car for around 8 hours, 3 hrs of which was in the dark. You're welcome.
References: My memory (I was there), publicly available lap chart for car #78 and hour by hour race report on Wikipedia.
The sting is iconic. I’m very glad that he is now allowed to show the world how cool he is
When was auto racing invented? When the 2nd automobile left the assembly line.
Love it 😂
As someone who has read The Man in the White Suit, I can confirm it's an excellent book. As is How To Drive, by Ben.
Not just his incredible story, and in How To Drive, the awesome teaching, but the eloquence he writes with. Ben makes it so easy to understand, and so memorable it soaks into your subconscious.
I listened to the audiobook of How To Drive at the start of a 6 month driving suspension, and 6 months later it STILL made me a better driver
As a man in his mid 30s who grew up watching top gear religiously and still do(when i can cause its not easy in America) its amazing to just see the stig as Ben and hear him talk considering i watched him be silent for so many years. I loved this episode
Cool, I didn’t realise top gear had fans over in America aswell
Just feels so strange seeing The Stig _out of uniform._
And sitting in the passenger seat?!?! 🥺
It didn't go unnoticed that this video is 24 minutes long 👀 well played
Uh, yeah - more of this please - fantastic to hear Ben's running commentary while tooling down the straights and weaving the corners at Le Mans. Yes please - more like this!
I love the Stig and he is an Iconic char, but Ben talking about everything makes me wish he actually did a series or show. Mike is also amazing and this was just a pleasure to watch. Well done !
I have really been enjoying your videos recently, informative, interesting and your passion comes across in spades. It is great to Ben talking about his career, his cars and how he feels about the Top Gear years. He was a huge part of the show but never had a voice, more of this content please?!!
I love being able to tell people that I got to watch 'The Stig' racing in NASCAR! Sort of - it was the ASCAR series in the UK, they raced at Rockingham Speedway and Eurospeedway Lausitz in Germany, and back in 2002 they had a pretty stacked field including Jason Plato, Nicholas Minassian, Kelvin Burt, Darren Manning, Colin McRae made a few cameos IIRC, and Mr Collins himself in the #84 Territorial Army car - it was in a full army camoflage wrap, looked really cool! So wild looking back on it now, I was 10 years old, and I wish I'd been able to appreciate watching Ben/The Stig racing up close 😊
This is one of my favourite “Top Gear” challenges. It’s a shame we’ve not seen more of the three (well four) leads in similar events.
This is the best TH-cam video I have ever seen. Production, subject matter, people involved - great show, really truly love it
Big fan of this. Very different to a lot of TH-cam content. Just an two experts talking about a subject they are passionate about, no gimmicks. Love it.
love how with that title about 1/10th of the video was actually about that
Over half way in, I'm still waiting....
This is one of the best videos on TH-cam. Pure quality right here
Probably the best video you guys have made so far genuinely lost track of time listening to and watching this
Way to go Mike, and your production team, I think this was probably the best piece you’ve done, yet. I thoroughly enjoyed that. Thank you to all of you.
This has been one of the better DT episodes in a loooong time. Always a pleasure watching Collins. He articulate and very matter of fact!
I really enjoyed Ben's presentation on the Circuit De La Sarthe. I was much of a Gran Turismo and Racedriver Grid fan as a kid, and this track was definitely my all time favourite. You can also tell just how much Ben loved his racing career. Great video guys, you got my like
Drivetribe just keeps getting better and better. Mike's grown into a proper presenter, the cinematography is excellent, and though I still love the character that The Stig was, I think Ben was absolutely wasted being silent on Top Gear. Great episode.
Your stories, ideas, editing and presenting has come on in a big way, quality stuff right here
The production on this video is fantastic! Great job, really enjoyable watch!
That TG episode was pure gold, and this is some epic content
Thanks for including us on that trip. The description of the track was riveting.
A road trip to Le Mans with The Stig? You’re living the dream sir.
One of my favorite TG builds ever, such a plucky underdog!
How that beemer survived the mosler crash is insane , thing was doing well over 120mph into the side of the car , ripped through the front end
@@thatonenigeriansformula Yeah, it really was incredible! For a while it was in Beaulieu Motor Museum, on display, but it isn't anymore- so is probably rotting in a warehouse along with all the TG cars that were once on display but have been pushed out because of new Top Gear stuff.
Man… the layout and production on this one really felt like Top Gear of old - the ones we all became fans of.
Brilliant video guys, agree with some of the comments on here, great to hear Ben's comments and memories he's had at Le Mans excellent!
In 1981 I went to LeMans and camped with some guys from England. Tony asked if he could borrow money for gas to get back.I did, the next day he took me for the same drive around the track, under the Dunlop bridge, down the Mulsanne straight, without chicanes, Indianapolis, Arnage. It was magic. Yes, I have pics.
One of your best ever... Too Gear OG"s appreciate this.... Much love.
It's privilege to have Ben in the channel. I enjoyed every minute of it. For me, it's the best video of DriveTribe by a country mile. Also the excitement in his voice and eyes when Mike was explaining the details of Silk Cut JAAAG was just priceless.
Kimssiinnn
Shame most of them were wrong!
very well produced. excellent music choices! great insight from the Stig! great "Casablanca" finish!
I really really enjoyed reading The Man in the White Suit. It's not a tell-all on Top Gear, it's about the man behind the persona of the Stig. Great read, tremendous respect and congrats to Ben for a great life!
These are some of my favorite segments of Drivetribe. Please keep making content. Love it.
love the interviews
mike is a real natural at this stuff, and he keeps getting better
Hammond and may did some excellent talent scouting finding him
Ben, I wanna say thank you for all great moments you had on Top Gear. It was a shame you didn't get to speak on the show, because you speak very well and have a lot to share.
Absolutely great interview. To be driving the track/road and have the experience being explained to you in every detail. Perfect.
Such a great video, really really enjoyed this.
One of your best videos guys…….love this style. Keep them coming.
23:50 "Maybe one day" indeed Mike. Proud to see that dream become a reality for you in the video you uploaded earlier today, it's a real testament to the trajectory of the channel over the last year or so. Hopefully there's plenty more to come!
Mike I think you have knocked it out of the park. This is your best video yet! Awesome job.
Kudos to DT - fantastic bit of content from start to finish. Real return to form. Thoroughly enjoyed this
Absolutely top notch video! Very informative and I love the fact they went into detail on the LeMans cars. Please!!! More like this! Very well done indeed!!!
This is literally the only video on TH-cam I’ve ever “smashed” the like button on. I love the classic race cars and hearing about them.
This has to be one of my favorite videos. I could watch the Stig for days on end. Wonderful speaker and so knowledgeable.
Drive Tribe has outdone themselves again. Loved listening to Ben breakdown the Le Mans course and especially hearing about the TG 24 hrs in the diesel BMW.
More of this please, drive tribe with special episodes and guest appearances
I also got emotional at the end of that episode/race. One of the best episodes they ever did! Miss the gang a lot!
Just finished watching that episode by coincidence and now I get to watch this, very cool
really enjoyed the camaraderie and back-and-forth in this one. Great stuff.
14:35.... not sure I can trust a guy that thinks Maggotts leads onto the Hanger Straight to be honest. He's also conveniently forgotten to mention how the race was suspended for 2 hours of his "pretty much sun down to sun rise" and hammond crashed at 11pm with them out of the race for 3hrs doing repairs... For anyone interested in facts rather than this terrible portrayal, here is the driving order:
Ben was only in the car from 2am to 5am over night... Driving order was as follows: Ben 4:30pm to 6pm, May 6pm to 8pm, Clarkson 8pm to 10pm, Hammond 10pm to crash at 11:15pm ish, Ben 2am to 5am, May 5am to 5:15am, race suspended, May from 7:30am to 9:30am, Ben from 9:30 to 12pm, Hammond from 12pm to 2pm, Clarkson from 2pm to the finish at 4:30pm.
Overall Ben drove the car for around 8 hours, 3 hrs of which was in the dark. You're welcome.
References: My memory (I was there), publicly available lap chart for car #78 and hour by hour race report on Wikipedia.
Don’t care what’s in the video I haven’t started yet, thumbs up to this because the show is legendary.
He talks about this all with SO much passion. It's amazing :)
1st! Love the content, please bring back Foodtribe! We need more 70's and Sandos!
This is one of the things I Absolutely love about Europe. So many different countries and cultures just a short journey away. So blessed.
A Scotsman, an Englishman and an American walk into a bar in France...
Great video, really enjoyable! Love those group C cars!
All I can think about is the socket outlets at 2:44 that aren't even close to level. Please continue
ikr. All the prestige, luxury and almost swimming in dollars or is it you-row, and they get that!
Great episode!
This made me reminisce about the old Top Gear which is very much missed and could never be reproduced. I will be buying that book, thank you for everything you've done over these many years, Stig.
Everyone remembers the Mercedes flying at le Mans in 1999, and 1955...
Nobody remembers the Porsche at Road Atlanta in 1998, same deal. Yannick Dalmas pulled off a backflip at RA in the irst ever Petit Le Mans while following a lower class car. That Porsche 911 GTA-Evo 98 was a sleep, beautiful, flying machine.
Great video guys. Really enjoyed that.
Well done boys. Without a doubt, an absolute gem of all the DriveTribe videos.
Great editing, awesome music !! Cheers from Brazil.
Need to watch that Top Gear episode again! Thanks.
What an absolute gentleman . Much respect to both of you , living the absolute dream . Hope one day after your 90th birthday the rozzers nick you doing 140 in a 60 !
I love the drive in the rain, you really get a sense of what star in the reasonably priced car was like behind the scenes; the way Ben would instruct the guests.
1:16 I get my own dedicated chicken? That's nice!
🤣🤣
Ben's comments on the smell of barbecue and campsites hold true and were the most calm zen like times on the track.
Lovely film, lovely subjects, well done all around. Nothing like a road trip with a racing legend to bring you around.
Great video the endurance race is probably my favorite top gear episode/segment
Mike really is such a great presenter. Nothing again Ben but he doesn't catch me as the most entertaining fella in the world, Mike can seem to bring water out of wood with how personable and authentic he is. Editors killed it, camera work always marvellous, great production altogether. Drivetribe all day, babyyyyyyy!
Really enjoyed this guy's and tbf pretty much everything you put out is A+ a great balance of interesting and entertaining.
Reading Ben's book as a kid was such an eye opener to the reality of Top Gear, away from judgement, and just fun go read.
Great content!! Thanks & Keep It Coming!
I was at Le Mans in 92. The group C cars were awesome. Drank beer all night but was wide awake spectating on the home straight, Dunlop bridge and Tertre Rouge.
This was a great segment! 🔥🔥🔥
It's nice to know Stig has a voice, an interesting one too.
What a great day out. Thanks DT!
That Casablanca outro takes the cake ❤️
I was lucky enough to go to the Le Mans race this year and it is one of the best experience I've ever had... highly recommended👌
More videos like this please. This has to be one of the best videos you guys have done on this channel
I’ve had this book since 2021
That episode cemented the stig and the mechanics as an absolute heroes. They gave all the credit to those men and it sounds like they were 100% correct to do so.
This was more like a episode than a TH-cam video!!!
This was great, thanks to the both of you!