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What’s the secret to lasting friendships? How does queer community show up through the ebbs and flows of life? And what’s the REAL story behind the “YMCA” song? In the first episode of Silver Linings, The Old Gays dive into an essential part of queer life: chosen family. They discuss the vital love, support, and sense of belonging that community provides, especially during life's toughest moments. They open up about what “queer” means to them, how chosen family has impacted their lives, and how to maintain close bonds over time–including their love for each other! “We’ve come a long way, baby.” Family isn’t just what you’re born with; it’s the people who show up, shape you, and stick around. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.…
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Motorsport101 is an alternative Motorsport podcast, made by all walks of life, for all walks of life, hosted by Dre Harrison, alongside Cameron Buckley and RJ O'Connell! Every week we tackle the biggest show on the motor racing planet, Formula One, as well as Indycar, Formula E! We aim to be a refreshing, newer, more modern take on the world of Motorsport, and we hope you enjoy the show!
Innhold levert av Dre Harrison. Alt podcastinnhold, inkludert episoder, grafikk og podcastbeskrivelser, lastes opp og leveres direkte av Dre Harrison eller deres podcastplattformpartner. Hvis du tror at noen bruker det opphavsrettsbeskyttede verket ditt uten din tillatelse, kan du følge prosessen skissert her https://no.player.fm/legal.
Motorsport101 is an alternative Motorsport podcast, made by all walks of life, for all walks of life, hosted by Dre Harrison, alongside Cameron Buckley and RJ O'Connell! Every week we tackle the biggest show on the motor racing planet, Formula One, as well as Indycar, Formula E! We aim to be a refreshing, newer, more modern take on the world of Motorsport, and we hope you enjoy the show!
Sorry this came so late again, it's been a tricky schedule for me at the moment - Dre Dre, Cam and RJ sit down to review a pretty solid final goodbye to the Emilia-Romagna Grand Prix at Imola. And it was GT Tester turned F1 driver Franz Hermann Max Verstappen who sent it around the outside of polesitter Oscar Piastri on the opening corner and never really looked back after that! It marked the first real weekend of the year where Red Bull looked on par with the McLaren on sheer pace alone, and it didn't help when McLaren dropped Piastri at the back of a DRS train, allowing Max to ease into an easy 1-stopper, especially when Esteban Ocon's Haas died on the side of the road bringing out a VSC. We break down whether it's a sign that Red Bull might be back in the game, and McLaren's strange race. There's also chat on Williams getting into the Top 5 again, and Ferrari's comeback after a Double Q2 elimination. There's also talk about the end of Imola as a GP venue, and a catch up on FIA President Mohammed Ben Sulayem and a potential challenge for his role by Rally World Champion, Carlos Sainz. Yes, that one.…
This was meant to be one of the biggest weekend's and stories of the year. Robert Shwartzman takes a 5,000/1 shot to become just the third rookie ever to take pole position for the greatest spectacle in racing. The first rookie to do it in 42 years, and the first new team to do in 43 years. In a world of Motorsport's dominance being well known in 2025, this was awesome... Until, less than 24 hours later, all hell breaks loose as Team Penske's Josef Newgarden and Will Power are sent to the back of the grid, their crew chiefs are banned for the rest of the event and $200,000 worth of fines. Why? Penske's been running with a modified rear attenuator unit, a part of the safety cell that had been smoothed out, for reasons Penske claim were purely "asthetic". Didn't help that people noticed the same smoothed out unit was seen on Josef Newgarden's 2024 Indy 500 winning car. Roger Penske then decided to clean out his entire IndyCar senior management - including Tim Cindric, 26-year veteran of the team, and Ron Ruzewski, 20 year veteran of the team. Dre Harrison is joined by Cam Buckley, RJ O'Connell and a special guest - Chris DeHarde of Frontstretch.com to make sense of the biggest IndyCar story of the year, the Shwartzman pole shock, and a full run down of the 2025 Indy 500 field, except for poor Jacob Abel, who was bumped from the field for Dale Coyne Racing.…
Safe to say, it's going to be a busy week of IndyCar Podcasts. In this special recorded last week, we talk all about the last two IndyCar race weekends - Barber and the GP of Indy, that shared one thing in common, Alex Palou running through the field like crazy. It gives him a 97-point lead in the standings after just five races, and well, the field is starting to turn on him. After a smattering of boo's as he competed with Graham Rahal at the GP of Indy, Dre, Cam and RJ discuss the state of the series and how it handles its first truly dominant Champion of its modern age. Is it the Spanish in Palou that's causing the tension? Is it the culture of America and how it handles dominance in sport? Is it the racing product itself and it's lack of action that's building up the resentment? All that and more in a special, alternative edition of Motorsport101!…
Well... this one's a whopper. After just one full weekend in the black of Aprilia, as well as two dangerous crashes and a training injury, Jorge Martin shocked the MotoGP world by having the story drop that he intended to use his release clause to leave the time a year early and blow up the rider market. Dre, Cam and RJ break down just how Martin came to this conclusion, the impact and the negative vibes that could affect both Martin and Aprilia going forward as their relationship becomes severely strained as a result of their disagreement, and where Jorge Martin could go if he does leave... Honda anyone? There's also a full review of the 2025 French GP as Johann Zarco made history in an epic wet-to-dry-to-wet race, and became France's first home winner in the permier class since 1954, as well as Marc Marquez salvaging second place with his two major rivals crahsing to leave the Spaniard with another 22-point lead in the standings. A whole hour dedicated to one of the wildest MotoGP race weekends, ever!…
And when it was all said and done, Oscar Piastri hit a Griddy for Miami. Dre Harrison and Cameron Buckley sit down to review not only the Miami GP weekend and all the drama that came with it, but the latest news out of Team Enstone, with the breaking news that Oliver Oakes is gone at Alpine, and Jack Doohan has been replaced with Franco Colapinto for the next five races. In Miami, Oscar Piastri came back from a raw VSC in the Sprint to take his third straight GP win, the first McLaren driver to have a hat-trick since Mika Hakkinen before he was born in 1998. The gang discuss the strength of McLaren's pace, where Max Verstappen fits into the picture after having to defend for his life against Team Papaya, and what was a humilitating weekend of honsing for Ferrari, with a radio meltdown for new signing Lewis Hamilton as a simple switchback strategy move led to drama, upset, drivers and sass!…
Sorry for the delay on this one, been a busy weekend behind the curtain for your boy, forgive me! Welcome to the latest Motorsport101 and it's a review of MotoGP's Spanish Grand Prix, and with it, a little nugget of history. Because after 93 attempts in the top flight (I mean, come on now), Alex Marquez finally becomes a MotoGP Grand Prix winner, and becomes half of the first pair of brothers to ever win MotoGP races together. A special one. We'll talk about how Alex Marquez did it, mostly via the help of another Marc Marquez crash in the early stages, and Pecco Bagnaia being stuck behind the pole sitting... wait, Fabio Quartararo?! Yeah, Yamaha's first GP podium in 560 days, and first pole position in nearly three years. Are they actually back?! Oh and we chat KTM as well. Good news - Maverick Vinales is kicking ass, and all your bikes are in the Top 10. Bad news - The parent company probably can't afford to pay off its debt as it stands. Oh and Pedro Acosta lied about having arm pump for a year. GOOD!…
Never has such a familiar sim racing phrase made so much sense: "They say you cut the course, you'll have to give up the time gained!" The 2025 Saudi Arabian Grand Prix was a race that was ultimately decided by a Turn 1 flashpoint, a rule change that came into play last year, and the subsequent penalty. Max Verstappen gets hit with a dose of game theory as he cut the chicane, and the 5-second time penalty he got as a result demoted him from challenging for a win, to finishing second behind Oscar Piastri's third win of 2025. Dre, Cam and super-sub guest Ryan Erik King of Jalopnik try to make sense of it all, from the nature of the rules itself, to the political nature of how it came to pass. Also in the episode, a chat about Lando Norris making another huge mistake, crashing into the wall during Q3, more on the growing difference between Ferrari's as Charles Leclerc picked up their first GP podium of the season, 30 seconds ahead of teammate Lewis Hamilton, and whether F1 might lose its TV foothold in the United States.…
If a Palou falls in the Long Beach, and no-one got to see it, did it make a sound? That's the question Dre, RJ and Cam have to answer in the latest edition of Motorsport101, as IndyCar took to the famous streets of Long Beach for Round 3 of the 2025 Championship. And for the second time in three years, it would be Kyle Kirkwood that would conquer all, defeat Alex Palou for the first time this season, and bring himself into Championship contention. We break down how Kirkwood did it, as well as talk about the races lack of strategy due to Firestone green tyres that lasted about as long as this Podcast's bio, the startlingly poor TV ratings and the cursed Golf clashing with the race itself, and what can be done with the calendar to combat the series fading momentum despite its new home on FOX.…
Oh man, I think we may just need to retire the #1 plate forever. Just give it to Mick Doohan or something. Welcome to our review of MotoGP's 2025 GP of Qatar, and for many, what they thought was going to be the Pecco Bagnaia renaissance era. Until Marc Marquez kicked his flowers out of the garden. Another double victory for the Spaniard, and with Bagnaia's poor sprint and Alex Marquez ramming Fabio DiGiannantonio off the road, it's the first real sign that it could be Marquez's titles to lose. Dre, RJ and Cam break down Marc's third win of the year and what it means for the fight. But the weekend was tinged with sadness, as Jorge Martin suffered another horrific injury in his first weekend back on a bike after early 2025 crashes. This time he was struck after falling off his Aprilia by Diggia and he faces three months out on the sidelines after breaking 11 ribs and a collapsed lung. And out of nowhere, Maverick Vinales with the shock of the year, leading lap and eventually finishing second in Qatar... until another tyre pressure violation dropped him to 14th place. We had to get some words off about the continued frustration that plagues the rulebook and the politics that gets us there. We're getting punished for leading races for the love of Go-…
It was a tale of two McLaren's at the Bahrain Grand Prix. On the one hand, Oscar Piastri checked off another huge box in his title winning aspirations as he took a dominant pole and win combo to reduce his Championship arrears to just three points. On the other, a clumsy race for Lando Norris that had him blow qualifying, start on the front row, miss his pit box, and get beaten by George Russell, whos car was having somewhat of a short circuit. As you do. Dre and RJ review a hectic Bahrain GP, that also included a crisis meeting for the Red Bulls as Max Verstappen could only manage sixth in a car that was almost a second a lap off the pace. The shock of Pierre Gasly finishijng seventh in an Alpine that's been nowhere all season, why Dre thinks George Russell is the best driver in the sport right now, and a chat about why the V10's are seemingly dead in the water now Honda, Audi and Mercedes put their foot down over a potential abandoning of the new hybrids. All that and more in a new Motorsport101!…
We're not too impressed with McLaren in this one, so much so that Dre has adopted a new phrase to describe their Japanese Grand Prix weekend - Scared money don't make none. Max Verstappen had a flawless weekend at Suzuka, taking a surprise pole position ahead of the McLarens of Norris and Piastri, and then led almost every single lap with the dirty air of the track holding McLaren back from a direct attack. But was it a case of Team Papaya playing conversation in terms of strategy, with Norris coming in for his only stop on the same lap as Verstappen? It leads to a greater conversation about Suzuka's status on the track and whether the dirty air it generates makes it worthwhile. Look out for RJ systemically picking apart just why it really isn't that simple. There's also talk about Yuki Tsunoda's first weekend at Red Bull, Liam Lawson's return to Racing Bulls and being outshone by Isack Hadjar, and Jack Doohan's shocking FP1 crash. Enjoy!…
You know how they say that Austin likes to keep it weird? Well, MotoGP's return to Texas certainly qualified. It was a weekend that went viral due to the changing conditions and another Marc Marquez highlight reel moment, with the man bolting off the track just seconds before the warm-up lap was set to start, causing chaos as he chased down his dry bike, and the majority of the roster following him in. A Red Flag and an aborted start later, we finally got a race. Oh and Pecco Bagnaia won that by the way, because Marc decided to have a bozo moment and tuck the front early on with a comfortable lead. Welp. With it, Bagnaia's back in the game, only 11 points off the top, with Alex Marquez now leading the Championship by a single point with his sixth runner-up finish of the year. Dre, Cam and RJ break it all down. On top of that, they talk about Jack Miller cracking the Top 5 in Yamaha's best finish so far, KTM's continued mid-ness, and Cam's finally ran out of patience on Honda's Joan Mir. Enjoy!…
Whoops, forgot the description! For the first time on Motorsport101, we review the IndyCar Grand Prix at the Thermal Club and well... it was certainly different. An actual Championship round on its return, and a familiar face at the top as Alex Palou dominated the back end of proceedings to maintain his 100% record to start the season. But he got there through a conservative strategy from McLaren and pole sitter Pato O'Ward, who led 51 laps of the running... not that we saw all of them, because due to an issue with the production truck, the entire broadcast went down for 10 laps. We talk about another disastrous weekend from the FOX team and why they're already burning up their goodwill with Dre, Cam and Ryan Erik King as longtime fans. Also, is the series coming back here? Some raised eyebrows with the new Grand Prix of Arlington set to debut next year in the March slot, but is there a future for Thermal too, with talks of a new layout. And finally, FIGHT CLUB IS BACK. All that and more on another, Motorsport101!…
Well... that escalated quickly. In one of the most shocking driver moves of recent memory, after just two Grand Prix, Liam Lawson has been sent back to Racing Balls in a swap deal, with former teammate Yuki Tsunoda heading the other way and making his debut for Red Bull at next weekend's Japanese Grand Prix. In an emergency podcast, Dre, Cam, and returning guest Ryan Erik King break down just how ridiculous this move is, what happens next for Lawson and Tsunoda, what roles Max plays in this is, and just how screwed Red Bull might be in the immediate future with their RB21. We also talk all things Chinese Grand Prix, as Lewis Hamilton won the Sprint before promptly taking a double DQ in the Grand Prix, Oscar Piastri led lights to flag in what was McLaren's 50th 1-2 finish in the sport, George Russell very quietly ran shop in third, and how we ended up with three DQs in a race for the first time since Canada 2004. There's also some chat about FIA Mohammed Ben Sulayem pressing the sport for a return to V10 engines on sustainable fuels, and just how batshit insane an idea it is. And of course, we pay tribute to the great Eddie Jordan. All that and more in an absolutely loaded M101.…
A whopper of a weekend for news, but on the front page, a familiar tale - Marc Marquez beats his brother in a dogfight to take his fourth win in Argentina, ahead of Franco Morbidelli scoring his first podium in the series since the Spanish GP in 2021. Dre, Cam and RJ breakdown how Marc had to work a little harder this time to ensure victory, whether Alex Marquez really could be the main threat to the title for brother Marc, and just how much trouble Pecco Bagnaia might be in after he falls to fourth and 31 points off the Championship lead. There's also an indepth chat about Pirelli taking over the series' tyre supplying duties in 2027 when the regulations change, Ai Ogura's disqualification, and Honda now sitting second in the Constructors Championship after a heroic weekend by Johann Zarco. All that and more in another Motorsport101!…
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