Dre’s Race Review: 2023 F1 Bahrain Grand Prix
Red Bull set a very ominous tone of dominance, and Fernando Alonso steals the show for a resurgent Aston Martin. Welcome back, to Formula 1.
Dre Harrison
2 weeks ago
Red Bull set a very ominous tone of dominance, and Fernando Alonso steals the show for a resurgent Aston Martin. Welcome back, to Formula 1.
Max Verstappen wins from 14th on the grid to pour salt in the Championship’s wounds, and Charles Leclerc vs The Racing Gods continues. Dre on Belgium…
Leclerc dominates with Ferrari’s first Grand Slam in 12 years, Verstappen’s car goes pop again and Aston Martin has the weekend from hell. Dre on F1’s return to Australia.
Dre looks back on a crazy 2021 F1 Season with the first part of his Top 10 F1 drivers of the season. Featuring a lot of blue, and why a Ferrari driver might now be so underrated, he’s overrated.
Dre’s Video Preview of the 2021 Season, in written form. From Mercedes impending future, to a stacked midfield, to the difficulties of the bottom of the field. Enjoy!
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.
In the aftermath of the Australian Grand Prix, Dre comments on the discussions F1 has faced, in a race that seemed to double down on the sports current problems.
The race reviews are back in 2018, and Dre reviews a tepid Australian Grand Prix, all of Liberty Media’s early changes, and the band-aid for the continued issues the sport has.
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