It’s Monaco Grand Prix week, and hometown hero Charles LeClerc announced a new long-term deal with Ferrari. He’s 25 races away from matching Michael Schumacher for the most grand prix as a Ferrari driver. Despite no driver’s titles, does LeClerc belongs on Ferrari's all-time Mount Rushmore? TSN Racing analyst Tim Hauraney shares his thoughts on this and more.
David Malukas sat in his car trying to replay what just transpired in the Indianapolis 500. Somehow, he saw Felix Rosenqvist speeding past him in the final yards for the victory in the closet Indy 500 finish in history. The difference, 0.023 seconds between first and second place, was made even more bitter by the fact that he had held the same title last May — Indy runner-up.
Daniel Suárez scored an emotional, weather-shortened Coca-Cola 600 victory Sunday night as the NASCAR Cup Series raced and honored the memory of Kyle Busch at Charlotte Motor Speedway.
It was a tough weekend in Montreal for the McLaren cars who finished in 11th and 18th position. Tim Hauraney explains why their tire decision for Sunday's race set the tone for a disappointing day.
Formula One leader Kimi Antonelli charged to victory in a wild Canadian Grand Prix on Sunday, claiming his fourth-straight race win after teammate George Russell exited due to engine failure. Tim Hauraney joins Daniel Zakrzewski to recap a thrilling Sunday in Montreal.
Kimi Antonelli extended his lead in the Drivers' Championship to 43 points after winning the Canadian Grand Prix, with Mercedes teammate George Russell forced to retire with a power unit issue. Lewis Hamilton took a strong second place for Ferrari, and Max Verstappen finished third to score his first podium of the season.
Oscar Piastri tells TSN's Tim Hauraney why McLaren decided to start both drivers on intermediate tires at the Canadian Gran Prix, and Lando Norris looks ahead to Monaco.
Mercedes driver George Russell was forced out of the Canadian Grand Prix on lap 30 during a heated battle for first with teammate Kimi Antonelli. He tells TSN's Tim Hauraney what happened to his car, and how this will hinder his push for top of the Drivers' Championship standings.
Watch all the best moments from the Canadian Grand Prix in Montreal as 19-year old Mercedes driver Kimi Antonelli crosses the finish line for his fourth consecutive victory this season.
Max Verstappen had his first podium finish of the season crossing the line third behind Kimi Antonelli and Lewis Hamilton at the Canadian Grand Prix. He tells TSN's Tim Hauraney what the battle was like between him and Hamilton, and how the car felt this weekend.
Alpine driver Pierre Gasly spoke to TSN's Tim Hauraney after his eighth place finish at the Canadian Grand Prix.
Alpine driver Franco Colapinto spoke to TSN's Tim Hauraney after his sixth place finish at the Canadian Grand Prix.
Ferrari driver Lewis Hamilton tells TSN's Tim Hauraney what his second place finish means to him and the team, and what it was like to race in front of his mom.
Following his fourth consecutive victory of the season, Mercedes driver Kimi Antonelli tells TSN's Tim Hauraney if he still thinks he's the underdog despite his sizeable lead in the Drivers' Championship.
Ferrari driver Charles Leclerc spoke to TSN's Tim Hauraney following his fourth place finish at the Canadian Grand Prix, and why he told his team to not speak to him until the end of the race.
Racing Bulls driver Liam Lawson spoke to TSN's Tim Hauraney after his seventh place finish at the Canadian Grand Prix.
Red Bull driver Isack Hadjar spoke to TSN's Tim Hauraney after his fifth place finish at the Canadian Grand Prix.
On Saturday Max Verstappen said his future in Formula 1 will hinge on an ongoing debate over the sport's engine regulations for 2027, with the four-time world champion saying a failure to make changes would be "mentally not doable" for him. TSN's Racing analyst Tim Hauraney joins Daniel Zakrzewski to explain what Max is pointing to with his comments.
TSN Racing analyst Tim Hauraney joins Daniel Zakrzewski to discuss how the wet and cool conditions in Montreal will affect the Canadian Grand Prix, and the major questions marks surrounding the new regulations on a wet track.
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