Watch Hammond's new discovery+ show here: bit.ly/HammondWorkshopYT-SV12

@lolmitlachen

2 жыл бұрын

Hammond is cool 👍

@jamesladd977

2 жыл бұрын

he should get a proper custom rebuild truck

@thebritishgamerandstuff8328

2 жыл бұрын

How is Oliver you old car Hammond

@arualwf

2 жыл бұрын

How do I get access to the show in the USA? I can’t locate it on the Discovery Plus app

@r.kapaun01

2 жыл бұрын

I can't find this amazing show in the USA.

A gogglebox style setup with Jeremy, Richard and James all watching each other's shows would be comedy gold!

@Gilly9244

2 жыл бұрын

What an idea mate! That would be absolutely epic!!!

@mohammadnaseri2419

2 жыл бұрын

That would be hilarious

@MrDankid88

2 жыл бұрын

What a idea mate

@bennyking572

2 жыл бұрын

This is tremendous!

@theoriesbanana

2 жыл бұрын

Make this happen! Pure content

I love how sincere Richard is about being happy that he's settling down nicely into a "normal" lifestyle. It really is quite wholesome, and I really hope he and all the lads at the workshop have great success with the business!

@nagasako7

2 жыл бұрын

He's had a storybook life. Most of my life he's been filming abroad or TG for BBC. The fact of commuting being something he hasn't done in decades.. like Bilbo Baggins returning to shire.

@JessicaBiros

2 жыл бұрын

@@nagasako7 The Hamster has evolved!!! Into a hobbit nonetheless!

@macman6107

2 жыл бұрын

@@JessicaBiros yes.

@clockwork9827

2 жыл бұрын

'wholesome' 😣

@Cujo5

2 жыл бұрын

Either that or he's trying to convince himself that it makes him happy.

I just love the irony: Basically May has become Clarkson, Clarkson has become Hammond and Hammond has become May. After all these years as their characters, the guy that used to say he doesn't do manual labour has a farming show, the guy that used to be the hands on countryside bloke has a workshop for restoring old cars and the meticulous technical enthusiast of the bunch has left all of it behind and goes travelling.

@echo1180

2 жыл бұрын

Fun fact tho May actually doesn’t like older cars very much at all.

@aerogfs

2 жыл бұрын

Travelling and cooking....

@CaydeSmax

2 жыл бұрын

@@echo1180 unless hammond owns it ( the jag e type).

@KhairulFadzlyAKarim

2 жыл бұрын

All of them in their own style can make the mundane interesting for viewers.

@GloomGaiGar

2 жыл бұрын

May is also cooking and making gin.

Jeremy has a store, James has a pub and Richard has a workshop. What a journey these three have been on. Hoping they’ll keep making shows together.

@atmhso

2 жыл бұрын

I'd have expected James to have the workshop, Richard to have the store, and Jeremy to have a pub!

@ChaplainPhantasm

Жыл бұрын

At this point, they might do it for fun Not saying they didn't so far, but now they don't have to worry about anything anymore

@125israel

Жыл бұрын

Jeremy has a farm.

@raj121746

Жыл бұрын

@@atmhso triality of mankind

@bigguy5840

Жыл бұрын

Not sure who this guy is or how I even got here but I find his videos sometimes relaxing and very smoothing can’t explain it. There’s only one explanation KZread algorithm is how I ended up here 😂

Now do " A day in the life of James May" and " A day in the life of Jeremy Clarkson"

@35i_Hearse_Driver

2 жыл бұрын

A day in the life of Cpt. Slow would absolutely be an highlight. Watch S1 of Clarksons Farm and you got that covered.

@familybills2908

2 жыл бұрын

@@35i_Hearse_Driver I WOULD ABSOLUTELY LOVE A DAY IN THE LIFE OF JAMES MAY!!!!!!!

@MAK-5891

2 жыл бұрын

90th like.

@SAMPLETEXT285

2 жыл бұрын

I can already see it now he'll wake up and immediately start working on something mechanical or head down to his pub for a drink

@lord.onk99

2 жыл бұрын

Making poxy sandwiches. Im a big fan of James really.

It's nice to see Hammond enjoying life and being so genuinely happy where he is. After all the stress he's gone through over the last 17ish years, he deserves something a bit less dramatic as his day-to-day.

@blakesmith5227

2 жыл бұрын

Cause he had such a stressful time travelling the world

@LCOF

2 жыл бұрын

@@blakesmith5227 It's really tough being paid millions and seeing the planet.

@zakr1187

2 жыл бұрын

*20 years

@Tom-pe4iw

2 жыл бұрын

@@LCOF Even though they get to travel the world they're under a lot of stress to get things done most of the time they have to get 2 weeks of work done in 1 week.

@caio5987

2 жыл бұрын

I know, it must be really tough traveling the word, drive amazing cars with your best buds whilst having to read out a script written by someone else But somebody had to do it eh?

Keep these episodes coming, loving the journey of Hammonds workshop 👌

@BigDuke6ixx

2 жыл бұрын

if I'm honest, I find it cringeworthy. The wife there worrying about how the dog will fit in? Oh, yeah, I keep forgetting, it's some rich(ard's) man's trainset and not really a real make it or bust business.

@hgghgguk

2 жыл бұрын

@@BigDuke6ixx who asked?

@robmalkin6863

2 жыл бұрын

@@BigDuke6ixx The actual blokes who do the work are very lucky to get Richard on side funding it all, would be nice if he could actually at least try and help them

@PapaPilt

2 жыл бұрын

*Mindy's workshop 😉

@Jamal_Tyrone

2 жыл бұрын

Ah yes, looking forward to Episode 7; nudge-nudge wink-wink!

I really appreciate how down to earth Richard is during the chat in the Land rover. He’s a stand up bloke

Honestly, these videos are 100x better shot and edited than the official Discovery Show. Well done Drivetribe team.

@S.ASmith

2 жыл бұрын

This is the difference between people _paid_ to be there and being getting paid to do something they love

@Jamal_Tyrone

2 жыл бұрын

I imagine there's more cross-over of production staff than you think.

@baz10600

2 жыл бұрын

Came here to say this

@oldanslo

2 жыл бұрын

@@S.ASmith Everyone on both channels is getting paid.

@Gamer3427

2 жыл бұрын

@@oldanslo Pretty sure their point is that the Discovery crew just view it as a job most likely, while the Drivetribe team are doing it because they enjoy it and the pay is effectively just what lets them do what they enjoy instead of finding other jobs.

I really like richard and how he opens up a glimpse to the person he is when the cameras are not rolling.

@oldanslo

2 жыл бұрын

... with the cameras rolling.

@liamdawson8558

2 жыл бұрын

@@oldansloah yes, he’s just gonna do a vid on his life without the cameras rolling

@unlimited8410

Жыл бұрын

@@liamdawson8558 He's just pointing out that the first comment is paradoxical

Hammond: 2 minute monologue about why he wants a pickup... Viewers: It's because you're a secret American

@brianpercival1829

2 жыл бұрын

UK Rangers are built in South Africa.

@unfurling3129

2 жыл бұрын

@@brianpercival1829 It's a reference to what Clarkson said in TG

to think that a man. who has driven such amazing cars, visiting such amazing places and having made so much entertaining stuff can be happy about a normal 9 to 5er and coming home to wife and kids just tells me how down to earth this man richard hammond is. a lot of people would have wanted your life to live. but you showed us what real life should be.

@mangoshake

2 жыл бұрын

25 years of logistical nightmares of air travel and TV production does that to a man, regardless of how much you earn. It probably also gets overwhelming just almost never being in familiar territory.

@Tokyodrift5000

2 жыл бұрын

I wouldn't call that a 'normal' 9 to 5 though. They did all the work whilst he just popped in for a brew and picked a car up 😂

@maud8392

2 жыл бұрын

Ah yes the down to earth man with a mansion and an estate and countless cars. I'd be happy too if I were a multi-millionaire.

@TaySwiftFan94

2 жыл бұрын

I heard a story that about 10-15 years ago he was coming back for his daughter’s birthday but got stuck in traffic, and just got out of his Porsche and ran home to make it on time! Bless! (No idea if it’s true but he can afford to have to the car towed or left it on the side of the road!)

@zmillington

2 жыл бұрын

@@Tokyodrift5000 yeah, also when he was saying now he’s going home at the end, you could see it was 13-45 on his dash

For over a decade (two decades?) I haven't figured out which of the three is my favorite and if it's possible the choice has become even murkier. These three are the greatest TV personalities I've ever seen.

@simontaylor2525

2 жыл бұрын

wow

These episodes really show how real this is, showing how Mindy was more worried about the dog is a situation everyone can relate to. The whole show is a breath of fresh air just like clarksons farm. Showing you the real struggles that even rich and famous people have.

@bernardbernabe7733

Жыл бұрын

Their struggles will only last for such a short time cos they can solve most of their struggles with money. Not all, but most

I love seeing Richard walking around like a lost puppy in his own workshop! 😂

@marcjudge680

7 ай бұрын

Richard was totally lost..didn't know which corner or who to speak to.. Trying to find himself..must be difficult in the yrs of being away. Mindy looks a strong character. And we know who waring the trousers. Must be difficult for Mindy and the children to accept Richard being at home ..Lovely home and part of England. Best wishes to all concerned

Love Richard finding harmony in working close to home. He deserves this.

Its fascinating to see commuting from the other side of the lens. Always think of how much fun it would be to have the life Hammond got to live on "the other show" and GT, but here he is waxing poetic about being able to have his wife visit him at work and then drive home.

@winterassassin22

2 жыл бұрын

I think when your younger and getting to go all over the world shooting and doing something you love it is amazing. But after years and years of doing it there is probably something new and romantic to him about commuting to the shop every day

A bit off topic but what a lucky lucky man to have a wife like that supporting him with his hobby, everytime you see him in this video talking about her you can see that in his expressions and his voice that he genuinely loves her.

@falconater68

2 жыл бұрын

Right, Hobbies usually don't make you famous millionaires.

How can you not love Richard & Mindy's relationship? His new found love for what we call mundane commuting and work... it just makes me smile.

None of the three realize how great they have made our lives with a bit fun thrown in over the years, I will continue to watch anything they do until they chose to stop!

Congratulations to Richard and his staff with the new workshop I really hope everything goes to plan and all goes well for you all 😊

@MrVanalen

2 жыл бұрын

Love to watch Clarkson watching mays japan expedition it was chronically bad telly.

I absolutely love the Richard Hammond Content.

@familybills2908

2 жыл бұрын

same!

Anything these 3 men put their minds too is always pure quality. They have an outstanding work ethic and we're here for it❤️

@shoelugs

Жыл бұрын

Most people think when they get to the heights of their dreams and riches retire and do nothing. These three with their work ethic wanted a normal day to day struggle of a business even after being rich and famous.

There is something about a late 60's to early 70's F-150 that just tugs at your heart strings I'll agree. I saw a deep purple 1974 one once that was just simply gorgeous. And I do like that Mini.

Great seeing Richard so calm and relaxed. He does deserve it, after almost 20 years of doing a vehicle related show. Yes he has his workshop show and Grand Tour but his downtime is needed. And his using it to it's full extent

Really cool to see a bit more of Hammond and his honesty and life. Very relaxing

Honestly I think Richard's endeavor is a noble one. Car restoration is a fine art. You can sense the passion he has.

Love the genuine feeling of these videos and how they make us relate to his journey like we are a part of it.

Just wanna comment that I live in Texas (USA). I see TONS of pickups, new, old and all the in-between. It seems to me that Richard has an actual reason to buy and own a proper pick-up truck. I see so many trucks here in Texas, where the bed has never been scratched, the tires are 'low profile' and silly and they are 'big' just to be big. During last year's 'winter blast'... I discovered that most of the truck owners had no concept of engaging 4 wheel diffs or even locking the hubs (on older trucks). Sigh... True fact... I saw SO many pickup trucks SPINNING their wheels and sliding around on the ice, that I laughed out loud. Ya might have 4 wheel drive but, on pure ice, it just means all four tire will spin uncontrollably on ice. Trucks are intended for work. I can see Richard actually HAULING stuff in his truck... using it for WORK. That is the point where you NEED a truck. Not just because you live in Texas and 'That's what you do to keep up with the neighbors'.

@petelattimer6808

2 жыл бұрын

he already has one in the form of his Land Rover Defender. anything else on sale here generally is either useless for any off road use it might need to do (ie Transit or similar van derived pick up) or its a similar size etc to the Defender he already has, so likes of Toyota Hilux, Ford Ranger etc.

@svpracer98

2 жыл бұрын

I hate the people who can't PARK their big a$$ trucks in Michigan.

@xToddmcx

2 жыл бұрын

Are trucks intended for work though? I think trucks like the F150 are designed and built for the idea of work, the fantasy. You could haul something in it, or tow something, or drive across a field. But you won't. And ford knows that so they concentrate on the leather and cup holders and the flashy numbers like the tow rating. But really it's just a big expensive car.

@svpracer98

2 жыл бұрын

@@xToddmcx I have a midsize truck and it definitely gets worked hard. I have routinely pulled a trailer with it and on many occasions loaded up the bed with heavy stuff... Not to mention a rescue mission pulling a classic '51 truck home. I do agree with your point of people just buying for the luxury "features"

@zerotodona1495

2 жыл бұрын

@@xToddmcx my truck is almost 30 years old and was my dad’s. It’s a work truck and now it’s a truck to get me to and from the doctors but I can use it if I need it to haul stuff. A truck unlike a car is a multi tool.

Hammond, we need to see tour of your beautiful home/garage/yard. It looks amazing

Richard is a really enjoyable person to listen to and watch, what a nice genuine guy - always reduces my stress levels.

Richard seems such a genuine nice guy. Wish him all success.

When is Mindy's channel starting!?? "Living with Hammond" I think is a must.

Richard's home is what people with taste do with their money. Beautiful.

@alfie.j_2465

2 жыл бұрын

I agree it’s not a massive mc mansion with your neighbours being other a list stars that just looks like it doesn’t belong.

I love how settled Richard seems. Great he found such joy in the workshop, both on the actual work side as well on the telly side :)

Please keep these coming. It's so wholesome to watch. Even Hammond is finding settling into the "normal" a novel idea. And it was just do nice to watch him talk about all this

I love how Hammond is always in over his head but somehow makes it work every time. It’s kind of inspiring to be honest

Thanks Richard. Nice to see you so happy, even post Top Gear, and the ocasional Grand Tour. You probably won’t see this post, but I was devastated when your crashes happened, and I’m glad that as crazy as the world is today, we the fans still have sense of normality to check into. Thank you for normality. Thank you for you being you. Much love, from Canada. PS… I’m originally from the Azores, but even British roads remind me of my youth back home in Portugal.

Could not be more obsessed with this show love love love it! Keep it coming. Rooting for you Hammond!!

(From Egypt) Hammond, you've been sharing with us your humble peaceful life for 20 Years, i've been your daily fan since i was a kid, wish we meet one-day.

I love that he is so proud of the fact that work actually happens behind the cameras. It's almost like this is totally new to him :D

I hope you become part of the history you are creating in those cars. Without people like you, it can't carry on for future generations to see. Thank you Hammond.

I can understand Richard soooo much. I worked all over the world and now I am enjoying my daily commute to Lucerne so much. 30 min on the train, coffee and looking at the other people.

I like this normality shown between them after finishing TGT as it was, it just makes you feel more connected with their struggles and wants in life.

This series of vids is really excellent. It's really nice to see a dream come to fruition and someone enjoying the journey, both with its ups and downs, on the way to see it through. I love the small comments on the truck and the fact that Richard wants one now (or always has and is just now going to pull the trigger on it) because its part of all these little desires now being fulfilled as part of a larger one. Be practical but have fun. Embrace the chaos and the change and lean into it!

the best of the behind the scenes RH's Workshop videos yet. I very much enjoyed this and have always enjoyed and appreciated Hammond's style and candor.

Warms my heart to see all the mates finding their grooves

First of all the pond of water lily at Mr. Hammond's yard was amazing. Secondly, as Mr. Hammond has interest in camping and setting tents , a pick up should be bought. I am interested & looking forward to see him camping with foldable and attachable tent on the pick up.

Love Hammonds new Workshop series.

this somehow so calming and soothing. i could get used to see these three blokes and standing there and talking about restoring the cars.

It has been a delight seeing Hammond's journey thorough his workshop adventure.

Love this content! I’m in the states so I had to watch the show through watching KZread clips. Watching the show has really been a big part of me growing up. When I came of age I had so much pleasure working on my car the rest of my families when things break. Maybe someday I can afford to work on an antique. I feel like he’s a very distant uncle at this point. But I’m really happy for him in this show that he can finally do work at home… and every once in a while do a GT special for us.

Very nicely done. Really liked the music, the "pastoral" scenery and such -- and Richard's commentary was quite worth watching. Well done.

this is what I love to see, thanks guys for sharing his Journey, stay safe and keep doing a great job.

ThY for all the laughter guys ! And also I love Mindy ! Brilliant and beautiful! 😀

I used to watch Jeremy, James and Richard for cars, but now I watch farming, cooking and walking dogs just for them three...

Really enjoyed this video, I'm glad you are now getting to spend time with your family ❤️

Man who lived the life alot of us envy... Envy's the life most of us live... Work, actual Work like 9-5, regularity... That's actually really Wholesome to see

11:20 is absolutely priceless Hammond. On a more serious note, the cinematography skills by drivetribe are really getting up there. The production value is top notch.

How to diversify Income through a project: 1: Create a workshop that makes a profit. 2: Create a TV Show about the workshop which brings in a profit. 3: Create a behind the scenes to the Show with Ad revenue. Actually probably making double revenue just because of the show and YT

I love how that dog in the beginning would be taller than Hammond if it stood on its hind legs

@panchopistola8298

2 жыл бұрын

How tall is he ?

This is like seeing a real and happy person, not just a tv personality. Seems like a chill guy

High praise for whoever edited this. Sound levels are perfect. All-too-rare, etc.

Oh man. From now it's 17 Days until all three Lads come back

@knighthaunter

2 жыл бұрын

im sure hoping its not the last we get :-(

@tios6419

2 жыл бұрын

@@knighthaunter same. That's my deepest fear

I find it incredibly saddening when it actually dawns on me that Richard doesn't really know "normaility"....... Mr Hammond, sir, I thank you for the tremendous sacrifice you made in order to entertain the masses for so long, I'm pleased you are able to commute and enjoy family life more

@adamski101

2 жыл бұрын

My heart bleeds.

this is what i love about you Hammond, you're so humble and genuine

I absolutely love hammond! This show is what the OG top gear community needs. Keep it up guys, i need this content in my life. Thank you!

beautiful property Richard. awesome video Drivetribe

Love this new content! After years of globetrotting (we still want to see it, though) it is nice for them to each do projects they would not have normally gotten the chance to do. I love old top gear and grand tour as much as the next guy, but these guys owe it to themselves to make things they want, not what we think it should be. Even if we only get 2-3 specials a year I accept it.

Dead happy for Richard. He seems so happy and proud.

Thank you mate. That was a great watch. Just love how genuine you always are about things. 👍

Pickups are also underrated luxary vehicles. They drive so smooth and comfortable

@hoodagooboy5981

2 жыл бұрын

Maybe the newer ones. My '62 Chevy 1/2 ton did not drive smooth or comfortable. And my 74 Datsun was not luxurious.

@TheSaxon1321

2 жыл бұрын

@@hoodagooboy5981 newer model cars.. of course those are not comfortable rides lol

I love this and I haven't yet even watched it 😂

I really enjoyed seeing this Hammond. All the years of travelling and doing all the big distance shows. And now seeing you come circle and working closer to home it’s heartwarming and honestly I think I can say that many of us can tell now that your life although changed it’s better and fulfilling again. Congrats pal keep up the shop 😀👍

Really enjoying the show, its also really nice to get to know Richard more. He's a really nice bloke. Glad it's going well for him

Awesome video Hammo! Plus big up the DriveTribe crew working had 👍🏼

Is there going to be a second series of Richard Hammond’s Workshop? Episode 6 seems to be the last one.

@chhavimanichoubey9437

2 жыл бұрын

looks like it as of now

@Jamal_Tyrone

2 жыл бұрын

it just hasn't escaped illegally onto youtube yet that's all.

I was sadly a bit young to watch the live top gear seasons, I’ve basically watched all of them throughout the years and being 21, I do enjoy watching them all be happy as much as they have made me happy. Best luck to all of them.

Its great to see Richard doing well and enjoying life at home! He also has a beautiful property! Would be amazing to have a property like that one day!

If Richard loves his Landy, but also wants a pickup then how about Defender 110 double cab with a V8?

@willythough

2 жыл бұрын

I think he wants American though. While he loves British cars. The part of him that wants a pick up I think is the same pseudo American part that loves old muscle cars.

@rchad129

2 жыл бұрын

Nothing fits in a 110 DCPU, 130 would be more practical

Most shocking reveal on DRIVETRIBE this year: Hammond doesn’t *already* own a pickup.

It is very humbling to see that the trio, after a couple of decades of working together in that lifestyle, have managed to settle down and begin a new life so to speak. Richard is genuinely happy with his new day job, which happens to be a dream reality, and Clarkson is a new man on his farm. Fantastic to see and could not be happier for these guys to slow down their lifestyles and enjoy what they have got.

Its nice to see Richard giving some heart to the show, it levels.

Keep going and make a series out of "a day in the life". It doesnt have to be all about the workshop.

Richard has basically built a big garage for a small dog, I am enjoying the show but wincing slightly at how much money it costs to keep a business going.

Hammond's workshop is one of the best shows I've seen for cars and realism. It's a great show and I hope for many more seasons as the guys do such great work. Finding this channel has been an extension of the show like another series and loving all the work on the cars and especially when they go to the workshop. I think it's class to have May and The Stig on the episodes too which really bring this channel and series even more to life. Fantastic set up. Keep them coming. Really enjoyed the MG episode featuring the stig

I love this man and his energy hahah getting so giddy over pick up trucks. "Getting to know" his well-earned property. Just something charming about this bloke in particular.

Is it just me, or was Richard hammond's workshop, just way too short?🤔 I was really getting into it, and then episode 6....it finished, lol This is great on Drive-tribe to fill in the gaps. Please Mr Hammond do atleast 12 episodes in season 2😉 Love your work🤗

My childhood and adult life has been top gear and grand tour… this is sooooo touching

These kind of videos are possibly my favorite of any kind on DT. It’s why I miss the real Top Gear and the old Grand Tour. The conversation Street type of talk where the 3 chaps just talk about whatever and it’s inherently entertaining. Please do more of these kinds of videos.

Odd... I thought it would have been filmed lower down so we could see the world how he does everyday 7/10, not accurate enough

Another commercial. Ford again.

@chhavimanichoubey9437

2 жыл бұрын

i want him to buy Ford pickup

@ArnoSchmidt70

2 жыл бұрын

@@chhavimanichoubey9437 I bet this video will get him one for free.

Great video! Hammond seems so content now and I love the feel of these videos as it’s not a vlog or arc show but somewhere inbetween

Man, the clatter, squeaks, and rattles of that Land Rover compared to the quiet and smoothness of the Ranger was like night and day.

Best wishes for Hammond's shop, but the show was utterly boring 😂 I had much more fun watching Clarkson's Farm... Sorry Richard. 😄

I'm liking these solo projects the boys are doing. They get together for an adventure aver year or two and then in between they're taking it easy while still keeping busy doing what they love

This has been lovely to watch every second!

What an honour it would be to work at the workshop with Richard Hammond 😍 Dream job.

Hammond will never cease to entertain me.........keep that broad smile.