
Dre’s MotoGP Silly Season Running Diary (30/9 – Ducati Announces 21′ Lineup, Rossi to SRT)
In a running series at the top of the blog, Dre will keep a running diary of all the major MotoGP free agent movement!
For reviews of an entire series over a calendar year, they’ll be placed here, including F1 and MotoGP.

In a running series at the top of the blog, Dre will keep a running diary of all the major MotoGP free agent movement!

Dre sits down and sums up the MotoGP 2019 season, and as a bonus, chats about Alex Marquez’s Honda move too!

And to conclude Dre’s 2018 Review, he looks at the Big Three – Red Bull, Ferrari and Mercedes, as well as reviewing the season as as whole.

The 2018 Season Review continues with Dre breaking down the midfielders of (Racing Point) Force India, McLaren, Haas and Renault.

It’s time for Dre to send in his yearly review of the 2018 F1 season. and to start off with, he hits the bottom three teams. Including the fall of F1’s greatest independent, internal politics in Toro Rosso, and a star was shone even brighter at Sauber.

Part 1: https://www.motorsport101.com/dres-2017-f1-season-reviews-sauber-mclaren-haas-toro-rosso/ Part 2: https://www.motorsport101.com/dres-f1-2017-season-reviews-renault-williams-force-india/ Sorry for the delay folks, had a lot of actual day-job stuff to get through! But I’m back for…

Part 2 of Dre’s 2017 Season Review, as Dre applauds Nico Hulkenberg as the most under-appreciated driver of 2017 and salutes his Team of the Year. Hint: They like Pink…

With the 2017 Formula 1 Season said and done, it’s time for Dre to look back over the year that was. In Part 1 of his Season Review, he breaks down the back of the grid, with a surprise Driver of the Year contender…



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