With Marc Marquez taking his 7th World Title in MotoGP, he’s getting dangerously close to the sport’s perennial yardstick in Valentino Rossi. In a return of one of his favourite series, Dre sits down with… himself, and debates, who’s better? Marquez or Rossi?
After the most controversial MotoGP race since Sepang of 2015, Dre talks about this weekend’s Argentine Grand Prix with Marquez going too far and why there’s more to it than just throwing the book at his actions.
Austria was a conflicting MotoGP weekend. On one hand, some incredible racing. The other, the exposure of a circuit that may not be equipped to handle it. Dre writes about the Espargaro/Brookes Twitter fight, and why bike racing can’t take chances on safety.
I got a diary, you guys. And in it, I talk about MotoGP in Jerez as Pedrosa dominated, Alex Marquez and Aron Canet became first-time class winners, and Danny Kent felt like burning a bridge.
At Age 38, and after a crazy three rounds, Valentino Rossi leads the MotoGP Championship. Dre tries to break down another venture into Vale’s world.
To catch-up, Dre wrote 2,500 on the last 2 weeks of biking. God help us all.
As the 2016 season came to close, it also marked the end of a nine-year relationship between Yamaha and Jorge Lorenzo. I take a look back on one of MotoGP’s true dynasties.
This wasn’t the way the story was supposed to end for one of Motorsport’s greatest ever names. I take a look at where “The Doctor” stands after his seventh straight season without a Championship.
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