Both Drivetribe and Jimmy upload content that just makes you *feel* so good. What an awesome vid!

I think we need to see Richard have a go on Jimmy's sim rig...

@@roanoconnor98 I second that idea. Yes please

Jet car go vroom

@@roanoconnor98 He'd have to wear his lifted shoes!

You had me in the first half, not gonna lie

Absolutely Right!!!

For Jimmy, it was Tuesday.

Probably not safe to put Hammond and "won't forget" in the same sentence tbf.

😂👍

The best timeline, to an Extent

We knew the timeline was good when he got to live his dream as a driver. We only got further proof when he earned his trophies, a house, and a severe improvement in his mental health. In fact, the mental health improving thing.. that's the only proof we ever needed.

This is the good timeline? Oh my...

IKR!

@@bl4ckscor3 You could have been in the time line where bombs are being dropped on your head or a guy called Genghis Khan is about to raid your village.

@@SirPrizeMF The farm was actually hilarious. Changed my opinion of him.

Nah go down the farm with Clackson and watch them race combine harvester! See if Jimmy is as good in them as he is in sim :)

Don't forget spending time with The Stig.

Also: Stig ✅

@@CaptainPanick you mean racing with The Stig? Imagine how surreal it would be to be constantly beating Ben Collins in races

Yeah he really seemed genuinely interested in what jimmer does and how he does it. He was intently listening to everything jimmer said and had some really good questions that I had thought of as well.

@@umungus518 If you watch the video on drive tribe with the M3 guy, it seems Hammond genuinely likes to do this. And he is good...i think i would watch a regular show with Hammond just being interested in a racing driver, and engineer or something like that...

I really like Hammond outside of the old Top Gear crew. I mean liked him there too, but it's nice to see him in a more natural setting, rather than the three of them each winding the other up into caricatures of themselves.

@@sstvost9 I love all three alone and togehter. I can enjoy all of them for what they do and have done (although, i'm not necessarly that much of a gin drinker...)

In some ways, its kinda like the interview part of the Star in a Reasonably Priced Car TG segments without the actual driving and the time constraints of being a segment. Just an elderly man having genuine curiosity about the person they're talking to, asking all the genuine questions just to understand and learn.

it works either way, methinks

which one is which? Jimmy and Hammond both crash a lot, only Hammond doesn't mind showing every crash he has and Jimmy mostly crashes in simulators.

Just like Grosjean

Hammond doesn't crash that often, come on.

Hammond doesn't crash all that often. But when he does crash, he makes sure it's a big one.

Man I imagine the old videos of Jimmer. So proud.

Seriously. So proud of Jimmer, and he should be hella proud of himself too.

...and empty at his destination.

Is it actually full, or did he turn on the wipers? Who knows with that car

@@alimanski7941 Lol, I was thinking the samething.

Ben Collins (the Stig) ✅

He even met the Stig

@@andrijamitic3434 He beat the Stig!

@@mikehipperson Jimbo is the stig 🤫

⁠@@andrijamitic3434 And Raced Against Him and Won A Championship

Oh hello.

OLD OUT YER ‘AND!

Ahoy Alex

That would be awesome!

Now THAT'S a video i want to see

I swore I saw stroked

@@Brainless_Memer Billy Squire fan? 😆

Bro the supra is hella ugly and looks like a whale.

@@mrworldwide2722 you might have confused the supra with your mum there

It's the generational difference though really. As said in the video, all the 90s JDM cars are iconic primarily because of Gran Turismo, Initial D, and F&F, and consequently all the instagram/tiktok videos alluding the cars to those franchises. On a timeline where those franchises don't exist, the Supra really isn't anything special. Good? Absolutely no doubt, but it wouldn't otherwise be seen as anything different from say a Mercedes SL, Alfa Romeo Spyder, or Porsche 944 of the same vintage (inb4 weebs crying in 3, 2, 1). To address the now raging weebs, yes, I'm not disparaging against what 90s JDM cars achieved in motorsports in the 90s, but motorsports is far more niche than the games/movies mentioned. Really it was only the R32 GTR, Subaru Impreza, and Mitsubishi Evo that really had an impact in the west at the time through rallying, Group A touring cars, and Le Mans. Yeah the JGTC was a thing, but westerner's wouldn't have been aware of it in the 90s, this is pre-social media, hence why Hammond doesn't really connect with the Supra. Hammond isn't a gamer at all, and I doubt he ever really gave a shit about F&F. I should also mention that another reason 90s JDM cars are iconic is because in the mid 00s to early/mid 10s, they were dirt cheap performance cars that could perform far far beyond their price range; a working-man's sports car, but that era is long dead lol. I remember when you could get a mint R34 GTR for around £6k, and that was the most expensive of the JDMs in Banzai magazine classifieds lmao, EVERYTHING else would be £4.5k to as little as £1.5k.

@@solitaryclusterofneurons598 No, I think the Supra is simply a lovely looking car. Its silhouette is just very pretty. I've personally always found Porsche 911s, especially the older ones, rather ugly to look at, with their duck bill front ends, although the 944 was nice-ish in some variants. Still looks strangely lop-ended when viewed from the side, with the bonnet much lower than it should be for the purposes of a kind of symmetry. I've never watched a single F&F movie, I dislike JDM 'culture' and I missed out completely on Gran Turismo since I only played arcade racers until fairly recently. So its 'iconicness' is neither here nor there for me. Like I said I remember liking the way it looked back when I was nine or ten and didn't know anything about cars.

Supra is shit

Jimmy need to get some practice in on Farm Simulator!

The first two are intellectuals, Clarkson is anything but...

It’s crazy how much translates from sim to real life. The feel of the car moving and peripheral vision are pretty much the only limitations. And you can knock out the latter with a VR setup

@@meh6897 idk i just use head fx seems to work for me, but yeah only thing i’ve done irl is slide a pickup truck around a field 😂

Get into shifter kart racing. There is tracks everywhere

Could argue he'd be going for the quad, seeing as he's had the Stig on the channel as well

Jimmy got me into sim racing and you got me to dig deeper into Formula 1. Thank you for being awesome!

its broadbent

@@rayyanhussain6805 NO

As long as there's no turns, straights or braking zones he should be fine

@@umungus518 😂😂

@@umungus518 ahem, *2006*

@@umungus518 he'll manage to flip it going straight as an arrow

@@xero4479 well yeah he did that drag racing lol

While that may be true, in Sim racing real life drivers will tend to go for more dangerous and risky moves that they would almost never try in real life, you saw it during lockdown with Verstappen (he probably would try some of those moves in real life tbh) Norris, Albon, Russell and LeClerc. When there's no monetary or health risk to crashing they go for it far more aggressively than they would in real life.

It seems like he is an unofficial member after all those years making collab content with them but for Jimmy I think doing freelance work is the best for him.