TSN Racing analyst Tim Hauraney joins SportsCentre to describe the scene and emotions in the Mercedes garage after Kimi Antonelli became the youngest world champion in F1 history, if he feels this is the first of many titles in Antonelli's career, and if Sunday was a low point in the relationship between Lewis Hamilton and Charles Leclerc.
Kimi Antonelli has become the youngest world champion in Formula 1 history, clinching his first title at 20 years old after finishing third at the Mexico City Grand Prix. Antonelli has done it in only his second year of F1, having replaced Lewis Hamilton at Mercedes in 2025.
TSN Racing analyst Tim Hauraney shares his three biggest takeways from the Mexico Grand Prix, where Kimi Antontelli became the youngest world champion in Formula 1 history and tempers flared at Ferrari.
Lewis Hamilton’s long wait for pole position with Ferrari finally came to an end in Qualifying at the Mexico City Grand Prix, with the Briton beating Mercedes’ George Russell by the smallest of margins.
TSN Racing analyst Tim Hauraney joins SportsCentre to break down what may have led to the decision by Haas to drop Esteban Ocon midway through the weekend ahead of the Mexico Grand Prix.
Haas made a shocking announcement on Saturday morning saying driver Esteban Ocon would not be competing this weekend at the Mexico Grand Prix. TSN Racing analyst Tim Hauraney shares his reaction to the stunning news.
Kimi Antonelli's meteoric rise in Formula 1 has come with an incredible amount of youthful exuberance that you would expect from a 20-year-old. This weekend on TSN, you can watch potential history unfold and TSN Premium, you can witness a direct feed to Antonelli's on-board camera during the Mexico City Grand Prix.
If Kimi Antonelli was still feeling the effects of an illness that kept him from a media session, it certainly didn’t show on the track. The 20-year-old Mercedes driver — who is aiming to become the youngest champion in Formula 1 history this weekend — finished second in the first free practice session for the Mexico City Grand Prix on Friday, trailing only Ferrari’s Charles Leclerc.
A ninth-place finish or better this weekend in Mexico, and 20-year-old Kimi Antonelli will become the youngest world champion in Formula 1 history. Looked at as the 'Next One' since his early teens, how surprising is it that Antonelli is already at this point? TSN Racing analyst Tim Hauraney weighs in on Antonelli's ascent.
Kimi Antonelli was dubbed 'the next one' when he was just 16-years-old and just four years later, he has taken over the car once driven by Lewis Hamilton and is poised to become the youngest Formula 1 champion in history.
At the unbelievably young age of 20, Kimi Antonelli is on the verge of greatness when he inevitably becomes the youngest Formula 1 champion in history. TSN Racing analyst Tim Hauraney examines his pending achievement as he looks to be the first Italian driver to win the title since Alberto Ascari won back-to-back titles in 1952 and 1953.
TSN Racing analyst Tim Hauraney explains how his victory at the United States Grand Prix showed just how mature and mentally tough Kimi Antonelli is.
TSN Racing analyst Tim Hauraney discusses his three biggest takeaways from Kimi Antonelli's United States Grand Prix win.
Kimi Antonelli just missed out on clinching his first world title in a dominant victory at the United States Grand Prix. The 20-year-old Italian leads Mercedes teammate George Russell by 123 points after coming home ahead of Red Bull's Max Verstappen and Ferrari's Charles Leclerc.
Kimi Antonelli earned a surprise pole position Saturday for the United States Grand Prix, giving the championship leader a chance to close out the season title with a victory if his closest rivals falter.
Ferrari driver Charles Leclerc is showing early on he is the man to beat in Austin after he topped the leaderboard in both practice sessions on Friday at the United States Grand Prix.
While the standings show a commanding Mercedes lead, what is actually happening on the racetrack right now is different? Tim Hauraney spotlights F1’s Big 4 Teams to determine who is actually fastest?
In a wild one at Phoenix Raceway, Tyler Reddick took off after the final restart to move up four spots and win the Freway Insurance 500 for his series-leading sixth win of the season.
Max Verstappen led the Singapore Grand Prix from start to finish to claim his first victory under the lights around the Marina Bay Circuit. The Dutchman held off Ferrari’s Charles Leclerc to finish a commanding 7.335 seconds ahead in the Red Bull. Title leader Kimi Antonelli extended his gap in the title championship and passed Lewis Hamilton in the closing stages to take the final spot on the podium.
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