James May Visits the Ferrari Factory and Test Drives a Ferrari Roma | James May: Our Man in Italy

James May heads to the Ferrari foundry where the engine-building magic happens, in Maranello in Italy. After making some souvenirs (keyring anyone?), it's time to take the Ferrari Roma for a spin.

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[ThatOneBelgianGuy]

James May's british sounding french is an "objet d'art" in itself.

[Gecocieco]

I live near Maranello and i actually see the factory and the circuit every time i go to Modena. Sometimes i see tourists visiting these places which, for me, are absolutely normal. So it's fascinating to watch how a foreign person reacts to all of this, especially if it's james may!

[r]

Imagine buying a new Ferrari and the engine plaque said "hand built by James May". Lol

[smithyc]

James in the Ferrari factory is literally all his dreams come true, a man has never been more at home.

[thiagovillela]

"Our Man in Italy" is a masterpiece!

[Outside]

Its still funny to me how in their post TG career, all three of them have shifted over into one of the others. Jeremy has gone from car-minded travel guide to Richard Hammond. Hammond has gone from the country boy to James May. And May has gone from reassembling old motorcycles in a shed to Jeremy Clarkson... minus the shouting.

[okaberintaro]

The Top Gear people including James' colleagues don't often appreciate his want to do these kinds of proper things with his craftsmanship and I'm happy to see the work that most consider boring. He is genuinely an interesting person, and I am glad that he hasn't change over the years.

[KrisAdamsTV]

I would love if the Grand Tour boys did "old Top Gear solo films" for their Grand Tour YouTube channel (like this). And then the big adventures on the main show.
Come on Amazon, Richard needs the money to maintain his giant new workshop 😂

[sushrut]

Just saw 1st episode of our man in Italy. Loved it❤️. I can listen to James speak for hours!!!!

[zaheeriqbal]

James was shocked at 2.23 when they put his work in bin 🤣

[grapeness]

Man has a Ferrari Roma outside, and he’s talking about sand… love it

[uncleshark]

James May is why I remain a fan. I'd watch an auto show hosted by the man going it alone.

[brokensmilephoto]

I watched the first episode of Italy after coming home from a 10 hour shift last night. It was great. Can't wait to watch more! James May truly is the perfect blend of awkward enjoyable and entertaining.

[MoeLarrycurly]

My father ran a gray iron foundry melting steel in our small town up until 1969 and I used to play in The foundry course he did keep me away from the molten steel. LOL but what I did enjoy was making cores in the core room. I thought I would work there when I got older but unfortunately the place was closed down because they could not afford the modern type scrubbers for the steel furnaces.

[Bacciagalupe]

The James May: Our Man In series NEEDS TO

[Sledgeh]

James already knew how to make the molds. He did something similar - though on a much smaller scale - on Man Lab, when he made a new lemon squeezer.

[joshbacon]

4:16 - _”and with a top speed of 199mph…”_

*We were on the verge of greatness, we were this close.*

[horsepower]

Nothing will ever top Ferrari for me. Dream of dreams. The ultimate supercar made with passion and racing technology to be the most beautiful and most desirable masterpieces on the road. Forza Ferrari!

[wide_vert]

I got to c a red Roma at a cars & coffee here in Plymouth Massachusetts this past weekend. Such a beautiful car

[gokulkrishm]

Honestly, James's narration is brilliant. Always has been.