TSN Racing Pod Episode 131 - Qatar Grand Prix Review

Tim Hauraney is joined by Ringer staff Megan Schuster and Michael Baumann to discuss FIA delaying the decision on Mercedes right to review request. Penalties and will drivers change their racing tactics if Max Verstappen is hit with a penalty. Tim and the crew take a look at the Constructors standings. Should F1 consider reverse grid sprint races? Alfa Romeo signing Guanyu Zhou, and How difficult F1 has made it on itself with trying to bring in new teams and young drivers to the sport. Plus we take your questions and a whole lot more

Tim Hauraney is joined by Brendan Dunlop of Footy Prime Podcast and Digital Analyst Jon Bynoe to go over the São Paulo Grand Prix. Was this one of Lewis Hamilton's greatest races? Was Verstappen's move on Lewis worth a penalty? Is the trust between the teams and the FIA waning? Plus Tim takes a look at the current standings in the Racing Pod F1 fantasy challenge!

Tim Hauraney is joined by the Mark Dailey and Mark Hamilton from Scuderia F1 Podcast. The group discuss why Otmar Szafnauer would leave Aston Martin, F1 finally embracing their hybrid technology, VW Group coming into F1 and should they be granted concessions. Also the guys take a look at Valentino Rossi's long great career in MotoGP all that and more on this episode.

Tim Hauraney is joined by The Ringer's Michael Baumann and digital analyst Jon Bynoe to chop up the Mexico Grand Prix. Could Valtteri Bottas have done more to fend off Max Verstappen during the start of the race? Is this championship chase over for Lewis Hamilton? Sergio Perez's fantastic podium. Dysfunction in the Red Bull family? All that and more

Tim Hauraney is joined by Scuderia F1 Podcast host Mark Dailey, and digital analyst Jon Bynoe to set up this weekend's Mexico Grand Prix. Will Sergio Perez move over for Max Verstappen if leading his home town race? Could Lewis Hamilton take an engine penalty? The battle for 3rd in the constructors championship is also starting to heat up between McLaren and Ferrari. Tim and the guys then dive into Michael Andretti's press conference, and why the deal with Sauber fell through.

Tim Hauraney sits down with Sky Sports F1 presenter and former F1 driver Karun Chandhok to discuss a number of topics such as the 2021 F1 season, Lewis Hamilton's brilliance, USGP and what could be Max Verstappen's championship defining moment. Tim and Karun then switch gears to focus on tyres, and 2022 regulations. Then Tim is joined by American driver Logan Sargeant who just recently signed with Williams Racing and their young driver development program.

Tim Hauraney is joined by The Ringer's Michael Baumann, and Jon Bynoe to review this past weekends USGP. With Max Verstappen's win has the championship been decided? Will Lewis Hamilton have to take an engine penalty at some point in the remaining 5 races? Daniel Ricciardo drives Dale Earnhardt's 1984 Chevrolet Monte Carlo, the battle between Ferrari and McLaren is heating up, and Martin Brundles grid walk.

Breaking news as American Logan Sargeant signs with Williams Racings driver academy. Tim Hauraney breaks down that news, then he is joined by Jon Bynoe to discuss the NBA and F1 content partnership plan, what that means for sporting leagues around the globe, and will we see more? The two also talk F1 drivers free throw competition and who has good form and who does not. Then Tim and JB do a deep dive on Colton Herta getting a chance at F1 and if the Andretti deal with Sauber will go through or not. That and more on this episode.

Tim Hauraney is joined by creator of ChampWebDotNet Don Sklenka as the two go over Alex Palou's season and how he compares to Scott Dixon. Pato O'Ward becoming a great personality for IndyCar, and how the teams need to allow the drivers to be themselves. Then Tim and Don discuss the growth of the series globally and where it's heading.

Tim Hauraney is joined by Ringer staff Megan Schuster and Michael Baumann to discuss the Turkish Grand Prix. How do Lewis Hamilton and Mercedes work on improving pit wall and driver negotiations during crucial moments of a grand prix? Andretti could potentially purchase a stake in Sauber Motorsports and what does that mean for American IndyCar driver Colton Herta.