The Canadian Grand Prix being hosted in the month of May in Montreal will present some challenges to the drivers which will require adjustments. TSN Racing analyst Tim Hauraney joins Daniel Zakrzewski to explain how wind and potential rain will impact decision making and discuss what we can expect to see from some of the midfield teams moving forward.
A summertime staple in Montreal, the Canadian Grand Prix moves from June to May bringing a change in race factors for the electric race from the Circuit Gilles Villeneuve. Get ready for all the exciting action on TSN from May 22-24.
TSN's Racing analyst Tim Hauraney joins McLaren driver Oscar Piastri for a lap sponsored by Fidelity Investments.
Mercedes driver George Russell sits down with TSN's Racing analyst Tim Hauraney to discuss what it's like to be driving a competitive Mercedes car after all of the trials and tribulations of his first four years with the team, and being in a close battle with his teammate Kimi Antonelli for the Drivers' Championship.
Last month, Cadillac driver, Valtteri Bottas wrote a very personal article in The Players' Tribune. He outlined some of the struggles he’s faced in his racing career with vulnerability and a touch of his trademark humour. Bottas sits down with TSN Racing analyst Tim Hauraney and shares what he’s learned from his journey, and what he hopes others can take from his story.
We are days away from cars on the track at Circuit Gilles Villeneuve, and one of the big questions is can anyone challenge Mercedes. George Russell has claimed pole here in back-to-back seasons, but McLaren has been closing the gap the last couple of races. So who has the advantage? TSN Racing analyst Tim Hauraney has more in SC at the Canadian Grand Prix presented by Mercedes AMG.
TSN's Tim Hauraney, Nate Saunders and Chris Medland debate if Charles Leclerc's championship window is starting to come to a close and whether he could leave Ferrari after the season.
It is arguably the biggest day in the history of North American motorsports, a proverbial a triple-threat of speed, all taking place over a 3,200km perimeter. It begins with the greatest spectacle in racing, the 110th running of the Indianapolis 500 and it ends with the longest race in NASCAR, the Coca-Cola 600. And right in the middle, the Canadian Grand Prix. TSN's Tim Hauraney has more.
After an incredible run so far this season, 19-year-old Kimi Antonelli is the current leader in the F1 driver's standings. Does he have what it takes to hold off the likes of George Russell as the field gets condensed over the summer? TSN's Tim Hauraney is joined by Edd Straw and Nelson Valkenburg
19-year-old Kimi Antonelli has won three straight grand prix races, and currently sits atop of the driver's standings. Can he hold on and complete an historic season? TSN Racing analyst Tim Hauraney has more.
Pit strategies are thrown out the window in F1's Sprint races, and for the first time ever, the heart-stopping contest comes to Circuit Gilles Villeneuve in Montreal this year. TSN Racing analyst Tim Hauraney has more.
No constructor has won more Canadian Grand Prix races than Ferrari. Ferrari's history in Montreal runs deep yet recent years haven't been as fruitful, as the team has won just one Canadian Grand Prix in the last 21 years. TSN Racing analyst Tim Hauraney has more.
Oliver Bearman has gotten off to a strong start in his second Formula 1 season racing for Haas, which has a close relationship with Ferrari. TSN Racing analyst Tim Hauraney explains what Bearman will need to make the jump to F1's most famous car.
The Canadian Grand Prix's Circuit de Gilles-Villeneuve is one of the favourite tracks among F1 drivers. Tim Hauraney breaks down why it's known as 'The Driver's Track'.
With this year's Canadian Grand Prix moving from June to May, track conditions could be a key storyline, including at one of the slowest parts of Circuit Gilles Villeneuve, 'The Hairpin'. TSN Racing analyst Tim Hauraney explains why that section is so pivotal in Driven to Succeed, sponsored by Fidelity Investments.
They are the two-time defending Constructors' champions, home to defending defending world champion Lando Norris. Yet, despite winning more Canadian Grand Prix's than any other constructor, McLaren's 11-year drought in Canada is their second longest at any circuit. TSN Racing analyst Tim Hauraney has more.
The Canadian Grand Prix has typically been held in the month of June in Montreal but this year, the calendar has shifted it into May, and with the change comes some necessary adjustments for drivers in the cooler temperature. TSN Racing analyst Tim Hauraney explains.
Max Verstappen has been one of the most dominant drivers of this decade and has become one of the most outspoken and popular figures in Formula 1 history, but he and Red Bull have been off the pace in 2026 and Verstappen's blunt honesty is being aimed at the F1 new regulations. TSN Racing analyst Tim Hauraney has more ahead of this year's Canadian Grand Prix on TSN.
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