TSN's Racing analyst Tim Hauraney shares his three takeaways from the Belgian Grand Prix which saw Kimi Antonelli win his sixth race of the year to extend his lead atop the Drivers' Championship.
Kimi Antonelli saw off a challenge from Charles Leclerc to get back to winning ways at the Belgian Grand Prix on Sunday as his teammate and Formula 1 title rival George Russell failed to finish.
Kimi Antonelli beat a display of Red Bull formation flying to take pole position for the Belgian Grand Prix in qualifying on Saturday and boost his Formula 1 title charge.
George Russell finished eighth in practice for the Belgian Grand Prix as his world championship rival Kimi Antonelli set the pace. Max Verstappen set the fastest lap in the first session only to finish third by the end of the day with Antonelli taking control and Lando Norris slotting into second place.
TSN Racing analyst Tim Hauraney shares the latest he's hearing about Max Verstappen's future with Red Bull as rumours swirl around a potential departure to join McLaren, and how the relationship between Verstappen and Red Bull might change if the four-time world champion decides to stay.
Max Verstappen refused to commit to staying with Red Bull beyond 2026, amid growing rumours about a big move on the horizon for him in Formula 1. “There’s nothing to say,” Verstappen said when asked about his future Thursday. Pressed on whether he'd fully commit to Red Bull, he curtly replied: “I said there’s nothing to say.”
Max Verstappen has won four Formula One World Drivers' Championship titles with Red Bull, but cracks are starting to form in that relationship and rumours of a split have surfaced. TSN Racing analyst Tim Hauraney explains the ongoing Soap Opera drama that's been brewing between Verstappen and Red Bull.
Chase Briscoe held off Christopher Bell in NASCAR's return to Chicagoland Speedway, racing to his first Cup Series victory of the season. Briscoe was followed closely by Bell in the final laps on the 1.5-mile oval about 50 miles southwest of downtown Chicago. But Bell was unable to run down his Joe Gibbs Racing teammate.
Was it simply bad luck or a tactical error by Kimi Antonelli that led to the brake shield issue? Is Mercedes at a point where they're vulnerable to Ferrari in the standings or is this just an unlucky stretch? TSN Racing analyst Tim Hauraney joins SportsCentre to discuss.
TSN Racing analyst Tim Hauraney lists his three unluckiest drivers at a chaotic British Grand Prix.
Charles Leclerc took Ferrari's second win in three races in a dramatic British Grand Prix as chaos broke out in the closing stages.
Kimi Antonelli claimed his first-ever Sprint win after beating Lewis Hamilton to victory in an action-packed 100km dash at the British Grand Prix, with Lando Norris completing the top three amid plenty of battles across the field.
Mercedes' Kimi Antonelli took pole position for the British Grand Prix with another impressive performance to beat the Ferraris and teammate George Russell. The Italian, who won the sprint race at Silverstone earlier on Saturday, beat Ferrari's Charles Leclerc by 0.175 seconds.
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