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How do you put together the perfect lap at Circuit Gilles Villeneuve? TSN Racing analyst Tim Hauraney joins Daniel Zakrzewski on the track ahead of the Canadian Grand Prix to illustrate how drivers can create more space for themselves in a game of inches.

It's clear that the Ferrari car is nowhere near where Lewis Hamilton hoped it would be when he initially signed his two-year contract. TSN's Daniel Zakrzewski and Tim Hauraney discuss the pressure within Ferrari at the moment and what drivers will be facing when they approach the Wall of Champions at Circuit Gilles Villeneuve.

Williams driver Carlos Sainz spoke with TSN's Tim Hauraney about what it's been like since joining the team for the 2025 season.

Mercedes driver George Russell sat down with TSN Racing analyst Tim Hauraney ahead of the Canadian Grand Prix to discuss his performance during last season's race, his solid start to the season, his run-in with Max Verstappen after their collision in Spain, his future with Mercedes and more.

Mercedes finds themselves third in the Constructors' Standings and the team didn't have the best showings in the last three races in Europe. TSN's Daniel Zakrzewski and TSN Racing analyst Tim Hauraney discuss the state of George Russell and Kimi Antonelli's driving, what the future may hold for Russell and the outlook for Antonelli.

Lewis Hamilton's first season with Ferrari may not be going as he had hoped, as he sits sixth in the standings. TSN's Daniel Zakrzewski and TSN Racing analyst Tim Hauraney discuss how Hamilton's transition has gone, what his future holds as he has a two-year contract, how Charles Leclerc's season has unfolded and more.

Four-time world champion Max Verstappen hasn't had his best season and is coming off a disastrous race at the Spanish Grand Prix, but no one will count him out at the Circuit Gilles Villeneuve. He's won the Canadian Grand Prix three straight times and will be racing for history this weekend in Montreal.

Oscar Piastri raced to his fifth win of the season at the Spanish Grand Prix and his teammate Lando Norris finished second to give McLaren its 52nd 1-2 finish in Formula 1. It's been a dominant season so far for McLaren and there's no signs they'll slow down at the Canadian Grand Prix. The McLaren Era is upon us.

With five victories in 2025 and eight consecutive podium finishes, Oscar Piastri is having a season beyond even his own expectations. TSN Racing analyst Tim Hauraney sits down with the championship leader to discuss his stellar season and find out what makes him ready for the moment.

If all Formula 1 drivers were in the exact same car, who is actually the best driver? We compiled a panel of eight Formula 1 journalists and asked them to rank the drivers in order. The consensus 'pound for pound' list included a few surprises, Tim Hauraney shares those in the latest Power Performers.

Max Verstappen's already-slim championship hopes took a significant hit at Sunday's Spanish Grand Prix when frustration got the better of him and he drove his Red Bull into the side of George Russell's Mercedes.

George Russell said Max Verstappen's move on him felt deliberate and suggested the four-time world champion is a bad example for kids watching Formula 1.

Ryan Blaney and Team Penske have been fast with his No. 12 Ford Mustang this year only to have races slip away when it mattered most.

Lewis Hamilton delivered a scathing assessment of his Spanish Grand Prix, calling it his "worst race" and "terrible" after finishing sixth.

Alex Palou took the ceremonial swig of milk in victory lane at the Indianapolis 500. He allowed his wife to have a sip, she in turn gave a sip to their baby, and team owner Chip Ganassi ended up with the bottle and took a drink, as well.

James Vowles sent former boss Toto Wolff during the Monaco Grand Prix to apologise for the tactics his Williams team employed against Mercedes driver George Russell.

Mohammed Ben Sulayem will stand for a second four-year term as FIA president in December, and said he would welcome any rival candidate and that he is on a mission to grow motorsport and make Formula 1's governing body stronger.

Only six drivers have repeated as winner of the Indianapolis 500. Josef Newgarden is one of them and will look to be the first ever to win the race in three straight years. Tim Hauraney takes a closer look at his quest, one that will see him start at the back of the grid.