
Dre’s 2023 IndyCar Season Review – Part 3: McLaren, Penske and Chip Ganassi
The Final Part of Dre’s 2023 IndyCar Review features a disappointing McLaren team, a weird time for Penske, and Alex Palou being him. Again.
The Final Part of Dre’s 2023 IndyCar Review features a disappointing McLaren team, a weird time for Penske, and Alex Palou being him. Again.
Carlos Sainz ends Red Bull’s winning streak at 15 after a tactical masterclass as the Bulls struggle with a Singapore outlier, and a silly season headache.
Part 2 of Dre’s IndyCar Season Review features a Ed Carpenter team in desperate need of a reboot, the mess that was RLL, and Andretti going forwards but backwards at the same time.
Part 1 of Dre’s IndyCar Season Review as Foyt… exist, Malukas gets himself a top seat, and more on the mess that is Juncos post-Laguna Seca.
Scott Dixon eventually won in one of the most chaotic IndyCar races ever seen, with EIGHT cautions and 17 penalties handed out. Dre tries to make sense of IndyCar’s Season Finale.
Jorge Martin dominates a formulaic GP weekend where the riders shined brightest, even if the San Marino GP didn’t.
Max Verstappen had to fight for it, but made history with his 10th straight win. But man did Carlos Sainz give it the ol’ college try. Dre on a great Italian GP.
Alex Palou finished the job with a masterpiece to seal IndyCar’s first early title in 16 years. It’s Palover, Grover and look at IndyCar’s Leader’s Circle in a DRR of Portland!
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