
Dre’s 2025 IndyCar Season Review – Part 1 (Prema, DCR, Juncos, RLL)
From Robert Shwartzman’s stunning 500 pole, to the breakthrough season for Rinus Veekay, Dre Reviews the backend of 2025’s IndyCar Season in the first of a three-part series.

From Robert Shwartzman’s stunning 500 pole, to the breakthrough season for Rinus Veekay, Dre Reviews the backend of 2025’s IndyCar Season in the first of a three-part series.

Kyle Kirkwood finally fells the giant of Alex Palou to win his 2nd Long Beach GP in 3 years. Dre on a thrilling yet drab weekend.

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.

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.

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!

Scott Dixon rolled back the years with a masterful comeback, and Graham Rahal reminds me he’s still really good at this. Dre looks at Indy through a time warp.

Kyle Kirkwood finally gets his chance to deliver, and takes full advantage. An emotional win for Andretti, amidst a see of bad faith in Long Beach.

The. Andretti. Meltdown. Do I really need to add anything more here?



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