Dre Harrison

We don’t think you need us to tell you that Max Verstappen has had a decent 2023 season, and the list of records he’s broken would probably need a full Excel spreadsheet to cover. But here’s a more obscure statistic you may not know about! Across the 2023 season, Max became just the third driver in F1 history to complete every single racing lap. No DNFs, no lost laps, nothing. Max’s 2023 consisted of 19 race wins, two-second places behind teammate Sergio Perez, and one fifth place when Red Bull were off the boil in Singapore. An incredible testament to

In his final D.R.E (Dre’s Regular Editorial) of 2023, Dre heads back to March and reviews his boldest predictions for the season, and has a look at how they held up at season’s end. How did he fare? Hey folks, to close out the 2023 season, I thought it would be fun to take a look back at 10 bold predictions I made back on the WTF1 Podcast and Twitch account in February before the F1 season started and see how I held up! I was aiming for four out of 10, and well… I don’t think it turned out

It's time for the WTF1 Season Reviews to begin! Over the course of the winter, all of us here in the team will be reviewing the best and the worst of the 2023 F1 season, and in this piece, we’re taking care of the big one - driver of the year! We are going to break down our four best drivers of the 2023 season and why we ranked them where we did! Why four, we hear you ask? Well, Max Verstappen was so obviously going to take up the top spot of all of our rankings, so we've handed

Welcome to the season finale edition of the Tier List! It’s the written version of the show where we rank all the drivers’ performances in a race and for the final time this season, it’s for the Abu Dhabi Grand Prix! 🇦🇪 The WTF1 Wrap (Powered By Moneygram) is on Facebook and YouTube, and on our final show of the year, we were joined by the YouTube star, Josh Revell, check him out! Together, we watched the Abu Dhabi Grand Prix and ranked all the drivers’ performances! Max Tier? Max Verstappen - As a joke on the final episode, I

Welcome back to another edition of our weekly series, Hot Takes Wednesday: Extra Heat 🌶️ As you may know, Dre hosts Hot Takes Wednesday on the WTF1 Podcast Network! On the show, we take your spiciest F1 takes, and we rate them on a scale of 1 to 5 – 1 being that we strongly disagree and 5 that we strongly agree. On this week’s show, Dre was back with WTF1 Talent member Josh Marsh! Together they sat down and discussed your takes! If you want to listen to the show in full, the episode is down below, and don’t

If you’re an F1 fan, you probably already know about arguably the biggest flashpoint of Lewis Hamilton’s F1 career and the way he missed out on the 2021 world championship. Lewis took an extended hiatus from social media and mainstream life after that title-losing heartbreak and in a sit down interview with a small group of journalists including Mark Hughes at The Race, the seven-time champion opened up about that downtime, and why he was openly considering retirement. “There was so much going through my mind during that period in time,” said Lewis. “But one of the worst things you

We here at WTF1 are big fans of Alex Albon - especially after this season on the track, as he carried Williams to a seventh-place finish in the constructors' championship. He even earned a driver of the year podium spot with us. But it’s easy to forget it came following a horrible time at Red Bull before joining his current team. Recently, Alex sat down with former BBC F1 and TNT Sports Anchor Jake Humphrey on his High Performance Podcast, and on it, Alex opened up on his struggles when he got his big break at Red Bull just 12 races

It’s hard not to have at least some degree of respect for Red Bull pulling off arguably the greatest F1 season ever achieved in 2023. Even their fellow competitors were tipping the hat to them, including the last man to hold a vicegrip on the sport, Lewis Hamilton! Lewis has had many a dominant car in F1 himself, one of them being the Mercedes W11, a fan favourite and possibly the best car Lewis had in his run of dominance. Lewis won six world championships in seven years between 2014 and 2020, but the W11 of 2020 was arguably his

You know what they always say, records are made to be broken - and while 2023 will ultimately be remembered most for Max Verstappen’s total dominance, there were still plenty more records notched up by the other drivers and teams, too! In case you missed them, we’ve already covered the records that Verstappen has broken here, but as gathered together by VegasInsider, here are the other records set in F1 throughout 2023! LEWIS HAMILTON Most Career Points In F1 - 4,639.5 Most Points-Scoring Races In F1 - 290 Most Laps Led In An F1 Career - 5455 Most Distance Led

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