#Grand tour scandi series#

It’s set to be a very, very good episode. This episode will see Richard Hammond crash yet again, and James May has more bad luck. Landing in Gdasnk, they were met by their cars: a Chevrolet SSR, a Crosley Convertible, and a Mitsuoka Le-Seyde which they took to Długia Street. Their travels took them from Poland to Slovenia as they drove over 2,000kms across Europe in three strange but wonderful American cars. While we can’t see the fruits of their labour, Jeremy, Richard, and James did film the upcoming Grand Tour episode earlier this year. To make up for a lack of Jeremy, Mike also spends a lot of time over here at What Next?, so there’s plenty to watch. Richard Hammond also frequents this channel more, but Jeremy has little input. You can usually find him doing something food related, often linking to his gin company James Gin, or his pub, The Royal Oak. What Next?ĭriveTribe’s sister channel, What Next? also has plenty of content, with James May being much more active over here.

There’s also plenty of content to watch on the DriveTribe channel, as presenter Mike Fernie firmly finds himself as the brilliant presenter of the channel. There hasn’t been an episode since, however, potentially down to the sheer investment needed for such a project. Either way, I’d still watch even if it was just a bunch of nice people having fun building things.” I’d love to see challenges with the builds so there’s something at stake. It reminded me a lot of Junkyard Wars and Scrap Heap challenge, which are still some of my favorite shows! This was so fun.

#Grand tour scandi series#

One said: “I definitely want to see more of this. The Grand Tour is back for a new series of feature-length episodes called A Scandi Flick, which sees Jeremy Clarkson, Richard Hammond, and James May travel across the cold and icy countries of. The idea went down positively with those who watched it praising it. Similar to Scrap Heap Challenge, he and his Small Cogs went up against their neighbours to create something recycled from two old scrap cars. The presenter used the DriveTribe YouTube channel to test the waters on a new show. They build it into a strong contender, but other projects soon start taking up their precious time and, as usual, they’re not only against the clock, but they’re also against the accountant who has strong words with Richard as he formulates more and more plans to keep the business afloat. The series follows him as he starts to get The Smallest Cog into racing, with them using an MGB GT to achieve this. The second series of Richard Hammond’s Workshop was far better than the first as he continues to create more diverse revenue streams for his tricky business. If not, then you’ll want to watch him try to remember his words as he takes part in a Dante’s Inferno theatre production. Best episode? Well, if you’re into cars – and you’re on this site so you likely are – you’ll want to see James pilot the Ferrari Roma at Maranello.