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F1: Austrian Grand Prix

George Russell withstood Max Verstappen's challenge to end his 112 day wait for a victory by winning the Austrian Grand Prix, breathing fresh life into his world championship bid. Championship leader Kimi Antonelli finished third, just three tenths behind Verstappen, to allow Russell to reduce the Italian's title advantage to 40 points.


F1: Austrian Grand Prix - Qualifying

Just when it seemed Mercedes' Formula 1 pole position streak was at an end, George Russell had other ideas. Russell claimed pole position for the Austrian Grand Prix with a last-gasp qualifying effort that usurped Ferrari's Charles Leclerc and Lewis Hamilton, moments after Red Bull’s Max Verstappen dramatically crashed out of Q3.


Toto Wolff on Mercedes' renaissance and how Antonelli compares to all-time greats

After winning every Constructors Championship from 2014 through 2021, the last four years have been a challenge for Mercedes and boss Toto Wolff. However, this season Mercedes finds itself back on top in Formula 1 with a new face leading the way. 19-year old phenom Kimi Antonelli has been on a tear to start this season, but how does he compare to some of his predecessors? That's one of the questions TSN's Tim Hauraney had when he sat down with Toto Wolff.


F1: Barcelona-Catalunya Grand Prix

Lewis Hamilton won his first race since joining Ferrari two years ago while Formula 1 leader Kimi Antonelli broke down at the Barcelona-Catalunya Grand Prix on Sunday.


F1: Monaco Grand Prix

Kimi Antonelli avoided the late drama of the Monaco Grand Prix to extend his lead at the top of the Drivers' Championship standings even further, beating Lewis Hamilton and Isack Hadjar in an exhilarating race that saw seven drivers retire.


F1: Monaco Grand Prix - Practice

Ferrari set the pace in both practice sessions at the Monaco Grand Prix on Friday with hometown driver, Charles Leclerc setting the pace in a disrupted FP1, and Lewis Hamilton leading the way in FP2.


Hot or Not: Leclerc belongs on Ferrari's all-time Mount Rushmore

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.


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