For all F1 opinion pieces that aren’t directly tied into Races, they’ll be found here.
In the twilight of the World Athletics Championships, Dre writes a piece on both the state of Athletics and comparing it to Formula 1, where both sports are in times where they may need to think about how they’re covered, and what’s coming next.
In the wake of some questionable takes on Lewis Hamilton, Fernando Alonso and Sebastien Buemi, Dre comments on the perceived lack of humanity that Motorsports can often give off.
A lot of people were mad at how Sky Sports F1 covered the Baku incident in Austria, with many fans losing patience. In this piece, Dre argues… Sky were probably in the right…
Motor racing isn’t a fair sport. If it were, Radio Le Mans lead commentator John Hindhaugh wouldn’t have had the names of USAC champion Bryan…
…Oh, you weren’t expecting me here. And in written form, no less. Well, hi. It’s me, RJ. And in the most predictable and on-brand fashion,…
Lewis Hamilton has sparked a lot of fury from within IndyCar after his comments last week about the depth of its field. Dre talks more about the difficult nature F1 finds itself in to make new stars, and why IndyCar should be seen as an alternative, not a stepping stone.
The 101st Indy 500 was taken by Takuma Sato, but Fernando Alonso stole the show. Here’s Dre talking about an epic, epic showdown at the Brickyard.
Fernando Alonso’s preparing himself for an Indy 500, and with Lewis Hamilton critical of the quality of IndyCar, Dre writes about how the secular nature of F1 breeds this negative environment.
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