How surprising was it that Lewis Hamilton captured the pole for the British Grand Prix Sprint Race? Is Hamilton's championship experience enough to cancel out the engine advantage Mercedes has? Is Max Verstappen realistically closer to the title fight than the McLarens? TSN Racing analyst Tim Hauraney gives his answers in Hot or Not.
Ferrari's Lewis Hamilton beat Mercedes' Kimi Antonelli to a stunning pole position for the sprint race at the British Grand Prix. Hamilton, a record nine-time winner of his home race, took top spot from the championship leader by just 0.011 seconds.
Max Verstappen responded to rumours linking him with McLaren next season by telling the media that he had nothing to add to that conversation and that he's focused on keeping Red Bull's momentum going. Lando Norris say he's not surprised by the rumours, saying a lot of drivers want to come to McLaren.
There is lots of buzz in the paddock surrounding reports of Max Verstappen's meeting with McLaren. Racing analyst Tim Hauraney has the latest on the meeting and how much pressure is on Red Bull right now.
With the news that the Lego Driver's Parade will return at Sunday's British Grand Prix, Max Verstappen was asked how he felt about it, and it is safe to say he isn't exactly a fan.
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.
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.
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.
TSN Racing analyst Tim Hauraney breaks down the significance of Lewis Hamilton winning the Barcelona-Catalunya Grand Prix for his maiden victory with Ferrari, and if the legendary driver is a legitimate threat in the title fight.
Lewis Hamilton picked up his first victory in 686 days, it was also his first win with Ferrari. What does this mean for the championship moving forward? Tim Hauraney breaks it all down.
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.
Lewis Hamilton increased his record win haul to 106 career victories with his first since the Belgian GP in July 2024 while he was still with Mercedes.
Mercedes driver George Russell will start on pole for the Barcelona-Catalunya Grand Prix, ahead of Ferrari's Lewis Hamilton and championship leader Kimi Antonelli.
Kimi Antonelli dominated his way to a fifth straight Formula 1 win at the Monaco Grand Prix, and in the process, created even more space in the drivers' standings. TSN Racing analyst Tim Hauraney recaps Antonelli's impressive race and what happened with some of his rivals on Sunday.
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