TSN Racing Pod Ep. 153 with Colton Herta

Tim Hauraney talks Las Vegas Grand Prix and what tracks F1 may have to lose in 2023. Then Tim is joined by Darktrace's David Masson as the two talk about Darktrace's partnership with McLaren and how they help protect the team from cyber attacks during race weekends and at the factory (5:00). Tim takes your questions from Twitter (27:23).

Tim Hauraney is joined by Mark Hamilton from the Scuderia F1 Pod to go over the Saudi Arabian Grand Prix. Then Tim takes your twitter questions (54:39) and finally we go through F1 Fantasy League and update the standings (59:58).

Tim Hauraney sets up this weekend's Saudi Arabian Grand Prix (00:54). Then Tim is joined by The Athletic's Dallas Cowboys reporter Bob Sturm (10:18) to talk F1, Drive To Survive, not cheering for the favourites and much more.

Tim Hauraney is joined by Mark Dailey and Mark Hamilton from the Scuderia F1 Pod to breakdown the Bahrain Grand Prix (2:00). Then Tim takes your questions from Twitter (1:04:30), and then the first update from the Racing Pod F1 Fantasy Challenge (1:12:48).

Tim Hauraney is joined by ESPN F1's Laurence Edmondson to set up the 2022 F1 season. Tim and Laurence go through the field team by team. Tim then sets up this seasons Racing Pod F1 Fantasy Challenge and what the winner will get at the end of the season!

Tim Hauraney, is joined by The Ringer's Michael Baumann, and digital analyst Jon Bynoe to review season 4 of Netflix's Drive To Survive. Spoiler Warning for this episode.

With Vancouver getting their own Formula E race this summer, Canadian, CEO of Formula E Jamie Reigle sits down with Tim Hauraney to discuss the race race in downtown Vancouver, his journey to becoming CEO of Formula E, growing the business and much more.

With F1 2022 testing just around the corner, Tim Hauraney goes over the Mercedes W13 media and shakedown day. We hear from both drivers starting with Lewis Hamilton (5:17), followed by George Russell (17:55).

FIA remove Michael Masi as race director for the 2022 F1 season, Tim Hauraney dives into the news announced by the FIA and the race director's role, plus Tim breaks down Haas, Red Bull, Aston Martin, McLaren, AlphaTauri, Williams, and Ferrari's car launches. (09:13) We also hear from Aston Martin's Lance Stroll, Sebastian Vettel, Chief Technical Officer Andrew Green, and Reserve Driver Nico Hulkenberg. (24:29) Then Tim hears from Williams Nicholas Latifi, Alex Albon, and team boss Jost Capito.

Tim Hauraney, Dutch motorsports reporter Jeroen Demmendaal and ChampWebDotNet's Don Sklenka breakdown what they learned from IndyCar media day and take a closer look at stories leading into the 2022 IndyCar season, such as the controversies surrounding this generation of IndyCar chassis. The three also preview this season's IndyCar rookie battle, no teammate for Callum Ilott to begin the season, can RLL be mentioned in a top 5 of big teams in IndyCar, Colton Herta and Pato O'Ward to F1 and much more.