Alpine demote Doohan, promote Colapinto ahead of Imola Alpine has confirmed Franco Colapinto will replace Jack Doohan for the next five races, starting at Imola's Emilia Romagna Grand Prix. - Laurence Edmondson
Alpine team principal Oakes resigns with immediate effect Alpine has announced the shock resignation of Oliver Oakes as team principal, just six races into the Formula 1 season. Executive advisor Flavio Briatore will take over Oakes' duties with immediate effect. - Nate Saunders
Norris: Verstappen 'not racing very smart' at Miami GP Lando Norris said Max Verstappen was "not racing very smart" at the Miami Grand Prix and suggested the reigning world champion destroyed his own race. - Nate Saunders
Hauraney discusses Piastri's third straight win and Hamilton's frustrations with Ferrari Racing analyst Tim Hauraney discusses Oscar Piastri's patience and how he was able to win despite teammate Lando Norris start two spots ahead of him in the front row. He also touches on Lewis Hamilton's frustrations with Ferrari that were heard over radio. 1:49
Hamilton on radio frustration after being stuck behind teammate Leclerc Lewis Hamilton was clearly frustrated after he was heard on team radio discussing the team's decision to keep him behind teammate Charles Leclerc. He explains why he had some pace and believes he could've made some advances if the pass happened sooner. play-btn-vid 3:30
Russell explains why their bold strategy paid off in a podium finish George Russell explains why their bold strategy paid off in Miami and resulted in a podium finish. He breaks down their decision to start with a hard tire. play-btn-vid 1:41
'I did what I thought was right': Norris recounts first turn incident with Verstappen Lando Norris says Max Verstappen gave him the option of staying behind or crashing heavily when he tried to pass him at the start of the Miami Grand Prix. 1:47
'Quite a bit of a struggle': Verstappen on fourth place finish after starting on pole Max Verstappen started on the pole but ended up off the podium in fourth, he explains why he was struggling with grip and brakes in Miami. 1:18
Piastri claims dominant win in Miami with McLaren one-two, extends championship lead Oscar Piastri extended his championship lead to 16 points with victory ahead of teammate Lando Norris at the Miami Grand Prix. - Laurence Edmondson
Michael Douglas leaning towards McLaren in Miami Tim Hauraney catches up with actor Michael Douglas on the grid in Miami to get his prediction for the race and why he's a big fan of the up and coming younger drivers. play-btn-vid 0:41
Timothée Chalamet picks his winner for the Miami Grand Prix Tim Hauraney catches actor Timothée Chalamet on the grid ahead of the Miami Grand Prix to find out his pick to take the checkered flag on Sunday. play-btn-vid 0:20
Cadillac team principal Graeme Lowden looks ahead to F1 debut in 2026 Cadillac team principal Graeme Lowden joins Tim Hauraney to discuss their preparation for the team's debut season in 2026, potential drivers they're looking into, the challenges of building a team from scratch and more. play-btn-vid 4:06
Hauraney 'very surprised' Verstappen was able to get pole position in Miami Racing analyst Tim Hauraney joins SportsCentre to explain why he was surprised by Max Verstappen claiming pole position in Miami, and discuss what he thinks 18-year-old rookie Kimi Antonelli has proved this weekend. 2:06
'To be able to perform on this level is amazing': Wolff on Antonelli's remarkable weekend Team Principal & CEO of Mercedes-AMG Toto Wolff joins TSN's Racing analyst Tim Hauraney to discuss Kimi Antonelli's breakthrough weekend at the Miami Grand Prix so far, George Russell's confidence in the grip levels, and if he thinks the team can compete with other cars on the grid. 1:54
Verstappen says becoming a dad 'hasn't slowed me down' Fatherhood isn't slowing down Max Verstappen. After the birth of his daughter, Lily, earlier this week in Monaco, the four-time Formula 1 world champion stormed to pole ahead of Sunday's Miami Grand Prix. - Austin Lindberg
Which McLaren driver should be the title favourite? Oscar Piastri has three race wins this season to Lando Norris' one, and the Australian holds a slim nine-point lead over his teammate in the Drivers Championship. Which McLaren driver should be considered the title favourite? F1 Insider Chris Medland joins TSN's Tim Hauraney to discuss this and more. play-btn-vid 5:50
Miami GP: Norris wins wet, chaotic sprint race under safety car Lando Norris won a chaotic sprint race in Miami ahead of McLaren teammate Oscar Piastri and Ferrari's Lewis Hamilton. - Nate Saunders
'It was a mistake, and a big one': Leclerc opens up about crash before Sprint Saturday's action in Miami got off to a tough start for Charles Leclerc before the Sprint even got underway, as he crashed on his way to the grid amid heavy rain. TSN Racing reporter Tim Hauraney caught up with Leclerc who explained what happened, and shared his thoughts for how it may affect qualifying for the Grand Prix. play-btn-vid 0:49
Fatherhood, decade in F1 give Verstappen perspective on life If you are waiting on Max Verstappen to be stressed, or freak out, or, like every other racer in the history of automobiles, become obsessively concerned about the next generation suddenly filling up his rearview mirrors, well, you can keep on waiting. Because he's not doing any of that. - Ryan McGee
F1: Miami Grand Prix - Sprint Qualifying Kimi Antonelli has clinched his debut pole position after delivering a stunning lap during Sprint Qualifying at the Miami Grand Prix, the Italian holding off the challenge from both McLarens to become the youngest polesitter ever in any race format in F1. play-btn-vid 2:37
Antonelli takes surprise Miami GP sprint pole Mercedes wonderkid rookie Andrea Kimi Antonelli beat the McLaren drivers to pole position for the sprint race in Miami and in doing so became the youngest polesitter in any Formula 1 format. - Nate Saunders
Mercedes boss Wolff: Hamilton hasn't lost the magic Mercedes boss Toto Wolff has backed Lewis Hamilton to rekindle his "magic" form of old at Ferrari, saying he believes the seven-time world champion just needs time. - Nate Saunders
F1's next wave is here and it starts with Antonelli, Bearman Formula 1 rookies Andrea Kimi Antonelli and Oliver Bearman are the living embodiment of the sport's new generation: fun, focused and living the dream. - Nate Saunders
McLaren drivers, Verstappen in spotlight at Miami Grand Prix on TSN Formula 1 returns after a short break with round six in Miami -- the first of the U.S. races and the second sprint weekend of the year. Here is everything you need to know. - ESPN