Current Drivers' Championship leader Kimi Antonelli chats about his excitement to be back in Montreal for the Canadian Grand Prix, if he feels he was underestimated coming into this season, and what was like to meet Lionel Messi in Miami.
Lewis Hamilton pushed back against what he calls people “trying to retire me” and insists he’ll be staying in Formula 1 for “quite some time” to come. TSN Racing analyst Tim Hauraney joins Daniel Zakrzewski to share his reaction to Hamilton's comments Thursday from Montreal, and if he thinks Red Bull Racing is trending upwards or downwards at this point in the season.
At just 19 years and 7 months, Kimi Antonelli is the youngest driver to ever lead the Drivers' Championship in Formula 1 history, but is the pressure of chasing history by becoming the youngest to in the title too much for the teenager to handle? TSN Racing analyst Tim Hauraney joins Daniel Zakrzewski to discuss this and more.
Bradley Lord shares his thoughts on how Mercedes has performed through the first four races of the year picking up pole position and race wins for each, how his job has changed since being named Deputy Team Principal, handling the internal battle between Kimi Antonelli and George Russell for the Drivers' Championship, and how this year has felt different than others with the regulation changes and extended break in April.
Kimi Antonelli has been on historic run to start the Formula 1 season winning three of the first four races and coming behind only his teammate, George Russell, in the first race of the season. Leading the Drivers' Championship at just 19 years and 7 months, is this the age Antonelli?
Lance Stroll discusses what it's like to be back in Montreal for the Canadian Grand Prix, how the energy compares in Montreal compared to other Grand Prix's, and if he saw Max Verstappen's stint in the 24 hours of Nürburgring.
Montreal native Lance Stroll talks about the energy in the city with the Canadiens playing in the Eastern Conference Final, and his plans to try and catch the game on Monday.
TSN Racing analyst Tim Hauraney joins Daniel Zakrzewski to discuss expectations for Audi and Cadillac at their Canadian Grand Prix debuts, and which team has the higher ceiling long-term in Formula 1.
The Wall of Champions is an unforgiving concrete barrier on the outside of the final chicane at Circuit Gilles Villeneuve, earning its nickname during the 1999 Canadian Grand Prix, where it claimed four drivers over a single weekend. Current F1 drivers shared their thoughts on the challenging corner ahead of this week's race.
Ahead of this weekend's Canadian Grand Prix, Daniel Zakrzewski and Racing analyst Tim Hauraney take a deep dive into how drivers can navigate turns 3 and 4 at Circuit Gilles Villeneuve.
TSN Racing analyst Tim Hauraney joins Daniel Zakrzewski to discuss who is closer to adding to their championship cabinet between Lewis Hamilton and Max Verstappen, and if Hamilton or teammate Charles Leclerc is more likely to make a push this year if the Ferrari continues to show what it has on the track.
TSN Racing analyst Tim Hauraney joins Daniel Zakrzewski to discuss how worried George Russell should be about his seat with Mercedes amid Kimi Antonelli's emergence, and if it's more likely Mercedes surges to the finish this season or remains in a fight with other teams.
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.
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