Welcome to an extended edition of Motorsport101, because quite frankly, we didn’t think Monaco was worth a full episode of the show, but it made for a fine Keepin’ It 101 opening segment. So if you want to skip to the Indy 500, fast forward to 19:20. In that opening segment, we praise Charles Leclerc for winning the Monaco Grand Prix in dominant fashion over Oscar Piastri and Carlos Sainz, while also casting an eye on a chaotic Lap 1, with Sergio Perez in a huge accident with both Haas drivers, and the Alpine’s of Esteban Ocon and Pierre Gasly colliding again at Portier. Read More ..read more

Pecco Bagnaia goes from zero to hero in an erratic Catalan weekend, marked by the retirement of Aleix Espargaro. Dre opens his running diary for a heaped MotoGP weekend. Read More ..read more

Josef Newgarden defeats his oval nemesis Pato O'Ward to take his second Indy 500 and cement his status as an American great. Dre on an epic 500-mile story. Read More ..read more

Charles Leclerc won an all-time classic over his adopted brother Oscar Piastri on the streets of Monaco. Here's Dre with his full analysis! Read More ..read more

Max Verstappen had to go hard to win his 59th GP of his career (Fun Fact: Every other member of Red Bull’s history also has 59 combined), at the Emilia-Romagna Grand Prix last week, but he had to earn it after a spirited fight with Lando Norris for McLaren. Max was going so easy on his tyres at the back end of the split, he lost a 7 second lead in the last 20 laps of the race, leading to Norris being in the DRS zone of Max right at the end of the race. Read More ..read more

For the third time in three years, the all-time pole record falls at the Indianapolis Motor Speedway! It’s almost that time again – The 108th Running of the Indy 500 is right around the corner, and Dre Harrison and RJ O’Connell is joined by a guest, Chris DeHarde of Frontstretch.com joins the gang to preview the big race and breakdown all the stories coming out of Qualifying weekend. Scott McLaughlin made history with a 234.220mph run to narrowly break Palou’s 2023 record but also take the pole in a Penske front rock lockout with Power and Newgarden close behind. Read More ..read more

Scott McLaughlin makes it three years running where the pole record falls in a shock return to dominance for Penske on home soil. Dre Reviews Indy 500's Qualifying. Read More ..read more

Sorry, this has been a little delayed, I’ve been dealing with a family bereavement, forgive me. – Dre On this episode of Motorsport101, the boys review a pretty interesting Sonsio Grand Prix, with Alex Palou finally returning to the winner’s circle after racking up Top 10’s like they were going out of fashion. He’s had 22 of them in a row going back to his 2022 season. Of them, 18 are Top 5’s. Read More ..read more

It’s amazing. We thought MotoGP was the regular series that had the most potential problems heading into 2024 and it’s delivered new ownership, three classic races in a row, and a likeable new set of regulations. Who’d have thought? Jorge Martin held his nerve in an incredibly intense French GP in front of 120,000 rabid home fans, as Marc Marquez took some revenge on Francesco Bagnaia after beating him with a stunning final lap divebomb. Read More ..read more

Orignally a written article on Motorsport101.com, it’s time for Months of May’s Ask Dre, the show where you the wonderful Motorsport101 Audience ask your boi Dre some questions about Formula 1, MotoGP, IndyCar, Formula E, and occasionally, other shit that takes your fancy! This edition talks about Carlos Sainz’ future, MotoGP’s silly season, and much more! Read More ..read more