Andre Harrison

Let’s get the formalities out of the way – Marc Marquez was a fastest lap in the Sprint away from a perfect weekend. Pole, both wins, 37 points in the bag and with it, his deficit to the Championship is now just 18 points. But around him, it’s yet more chaos for the title contenders. Fabio di Giannantonio switched aero packages heading into Sunday’s action and he tucks the front and crashes. Alex Marquez ruins a perfectly good Movistar tribute livery and crashes at the last corner.

In maybe the biggest silly season move in IndyCar history (At least according to William “Billy” Buxton and to be fair, he’s probably right), that in startling news, Scott Dixon is leaving Chip Ganassi after 25 years with the team, to move to McLaren on a multi-year contract for 2027 and beyond. Dre, Cam and RJ talk about all the potential ramifications, because not only is Dixon heading to McLaren, Indy 500 Winner Felix Rosenqvist is heading back to the Papaya in replacement of Nolan Siegel.

“Procedural error.” Welcome back to another edition of Dre’s Race Review and this time, we’re heading for arguably the biggest, blue-ribbon F1 race of the year, the British Grand Prix. And with it, a huge amount of people got to sit down and enjoy a bright yellow stand, Kimi Antonelli trying and failing to win, and Charles Leclerc shutting down some rather nasty narratives. Just. Let’s get into it. Copium Magnet First F1 weekend covering things as a fan again. Weird feeling.