my perspective
The 400 2.8 can be used for different genres of photography but the
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misconceptions
Most reviewers are not motorsport photographers so their reviews are usually based on what they know and more than likely what will help with views.
why not use a cheaper zoom lens?
Many popular YouTube reviewers compare lenses like the 400 2.8 to cheaper zoom lenses. Though one can compare these lenses they are used for different purposes for most professional sports photographers.
There is no real comparison to a zoom lens when it comes to the tac sharp image you get from the 400 2.8.
I also have the Sony 100-400 GM but I use both
From a motor/action sports photographer perspective
