Austria’s Deja-Vu and Dovi’s Revenge
Dre looks back on a scary MotoGP weekend in Austria, and the curious breakup between Dovi and Ducati.
Marquez, Rea, and “The Fat Lady”
With Marc Marquez and Jonathan Rea carrying substantial championship leads and we're not even halfway in, Dre talks about their dominance, and why looking elsewhere may be the solution.
Dre’s 30 in 30 – Day 24: Dre’s 2017 MotoGP Preview
For Day 24, Dre tackles some of the key points going into the 2017 MotoGP Season!
Dre vs Dre: MotoGP’s 2017 Silly Season
I chat with myself as I try to make sense of the 150 different permutations that could make up the 2017 MotoGP field.
Dre Reviews – MotoGP’s 2016 Grand Prix of Argentina
Marc Marquez returns to the summit, Andrea Iannone is left picking up the pieces, God loves Valentino Rossi and Kharui Pawi marks his name in history.
Dre Reviews – MotoGP’s 2016 Grand Prix of Qatar
Jorge Lorenzo continues to dominate, Moto2 suffers a farce over a jump start, and Niccolo Antonelli wins one of THE great Moto3 races of all-time.
Dre’s Moto2 2015 Season Review
Viva La France. I review the best of Moto2 in 2015, as Johann Zarco made history, Alex Rins captivated, Tito Rabat suffered, and we all wondered just how good Jonas Folger actually is.
Dre’s MotoGP 2015 Japanese Grand Prix Review
“Reminder: Dani Pedrosa is still really good at this shit.” And in Part Two of my MotoGP related double header - It’s time for me to talk some MotoGP, as Round 15 of their Championship [...]
Dre’s Newswipe #4 – Button, Rabat, Manor, Alguersuari
(Note, I’m renaming this series Dre’s Newswipe, in tribute to one of my TV heroes, Charlie Brooker. He’s the goddamn man and if you’ve never watched Black Mirror, or any of his satirical TV/Gaming/News shows, [...]
Dre’s MotoGP 2015 Grand Prix Of Aragon Review
“You didn’t hear? Honda has TWO great riders.” Round 14 of the MotoGP World Championship heading back to Aragon, home to the race of the year through last season, and it was a weekend leading [...]