TSN Racing Pod: Recent Episodes
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Tim Hauraney is joined by FanGraphs Michael Baumann to go over Thursdays breaking news of Andretti Global partnering with General Motors to pursue the FIA expression of interest to enter F1. Then Tim takes your questions from Twitter (37:13).
In this emergency pod, Tim Hauraney is joined by Mark Dailey from the Scuderia F1 Pod to discuss Jost Capito's departure from Williams Racing, the implementation of Frédéric Vasseur at Ferrari, Andreas Siedle leaving McLaren to become CEO of the Sauber Group, and the appointment of Andrea Stella to Team Principal at McLaren.
Tim Hauraney sits down with Jamie Chadwick. Coming off of her signing to Andretti Autosport for 2023 Indy NXT championship, Tim talks with Jamie about what comes next, still being apart of the Williams Racing's Young Driver program, her test with Andretti in September. Then we hear from team owner Michael Andretti. Tim also announces the winner of the 2022 Racing Pod F1 Fantasy Challenge.
Off the breaking news that Ferrari Team Principal Mattia Binotto will resign from the team, Tim Hauraney is joined by Mark Hamilton from the Scuderia F1 Pod to break down how this will affect the team moving forward.
Tim Hauraney is joined by Mark Dailey and Mark Hamilton from The Scuderia F1 Pod to go over the Abu Dhabi Grand Prix. Max Verstappen was dominant the second half of the season, but could his teammate Sergio Perez have clinched P2 in the divers standings? We take a closer look at George Russell's impressive debut for the Mercedes team. Hamilton winless in F1 for the first time in his career. Could Abu Dhabi have been Daniel Ricciardo's last F1 race? Farewell to Sebastian Vettel, Nicholas Latifi's 3 seasons in F1 comes to an end, what could be next for the Canadian?
Tim Hauraney is joined by ESPNF1's Nate Saunders to go over the news of Nico Hulkenberg moving back into F1 with Haas. Why did it not work out for Mick Schumacher at Haas? Tim and Nate also discuss the news that came out of Italy that Ferrari Team Principal Mattia Binotto would be sacked at the end of the season. Then they discuss Carlo Sainz's interesting comments that were made during Thursday FIA press conference. That and much more.
Tim Hauraney is joined by Mark Dailey from Scuderia F1 Pod to breakdown the Brazil Grand Prix. How will Max Verstappens actions on Sunday with teammate Sergio Perez affect their relationship, and team harmony moving forward into 2023. We also dive into Kevin Magnussen's incredible pole position. George Russell's weekend and how he overcame a water leak to grab his first ever Grand Prix vicory. Then Tim takes your questions from twitter (1:02:51). Racing Pod F1 Fantasy update (1:08:06).
Tim Hauraney is joined by F1 Journalist and Broadcaster Chris Medland to discuss Pierre Gasly on the brink of a race ban with penalty points piling up. Then Tim and Chris discuss whether Mick Schumacher is the right fit for Haas now that the team has a stable financial future. Should F1 continue with Sprint races if they aren't going to mean anything, and then they dive into the super license points and what Williams could do if Logan Sargeant doesn't qualify for one at the end of the season.
Tim Hauraney sits down with F3 star, American Juan Manuel Correa to discuss his recent 2022 season, winning the 2022 ELMS title with Prema drivers Louis Deletraz and Ferdinand Habsburg, qualifying comparisons between ELMS tyres and F3 / F2 tyres. Where he'll end up in 2023 and much more.
Tim Hauraney is joined by Williams Racing's Logan Sargeant who is coming off the news that he will be an F1 driver with the team if he's able to capture the required Super License points needed to be in Formula 1. Tim chats with Logan about that, his recent Free Practice 1 sessions, learning the car, and much more.
Tim Hauraney is joined by Mark Dailey from the ScuderiaF1 Pod to go over the Mexico GP, Max Verstappen sets a single season record for wins, could Mercedes have done anything differently to win the race? Daniel Ricciardo's best race of the season, why not go to Haas in 2023? And Red Bull Racing boycotts Sky Sports.
Breaking News as Red Bull Racing has been fined and hit with sporting penalty for breaking F1's budget cap. Tim Hauraney is joined by Mark Dailey to go over the news, and what the potential fallout could be for other teams.
Tim Hauraney sits down with Alex Palou during the USGP to discuss his first ever outing in F1 with McLaren, and the differences from F1 to IndyCar (01:50). Then Tim is joined by ScuderiaF1 Pod's Mark Dailey to discuss Red Bull and Aston Martin signing of the Accepted Breach Agreement with the FIA and the penalties that will be announced on Friday. Tim and Mark discuss Audi buying into Sauber and what could happen with AlphaTauri in the future. Then the discuss driver complaining about no tyre warming blankets for 2024 (12:00).
Tim Hauraney is joined by writer for FanGraphs Michael Baumann, to discuss FIA making an offer to Red Bull of an accepted breach agreement. Haas signing a new sponsorship deal with MoneyGram and what that could mean for one driver on the grid. Logan Sargeant making his first appearance in Free Practice 1 on Friday. Nicholas Latifi to IndyCar? That and much more.
Tim Hauraney is joined by Mark Dailey from Scuderia F1 Pod to discuss Red Bulls breach of the F1 Cost Cap Regulation, and we discuss what could happen next for the team.
Tim Hauraney is joined by Mark Hamilton from the Scuderia F1 Podcast to break down the Japanese Grand Prix, the loophole that was found in the regulation, Max Verstappen becoming a two time F1 champion, Nicholas Latifi scoring his first points of the season and much more.
Tim Hauraney is joined by Mark Dailey from the Scuderia F1 Pod to set up the Japanese Grand Prix. Could Daniel Ricciardo really sign with Mercedes as reserve driver for 2023? Then we dive into the cost cap conversation, as well (01:00). Later Tim is joined by President of AJ Foyt Racing Larry Foyt, and newly signed IndyCar driver Santino Ferrucci (33:08).
Tim Hauraney is joined by Mark Dailey from the Scuderia F1 Pod to go over the Singapore Grand Prix. They discuss Sergio Perez's win, how can the FIA make penalty calls faster, the cost cap row that is happening off track and much more. Then Tim takes your questions from twitter, and goes over F1 fantasy.
Tim Hauraney is joined by writer for FanGraphs Michael Baumann to set up the Singapore Grand Prix, can Max Verstappen clinch his 2nd drivers title this weekend? Will Mercedes catch Ferrari for 2nd place in the Constructors Standings? Alpine versus McLaren. Tim gives his take on what happens in the drivers market and so much more!
Tim Hauraney is joined by 18-year-old Canadian Kevin Foster to discuss his rapid ascent up the racing ladder. Winning the Team Canada Scholarship Shootout, representing Canada at the Formula Ford Festival in the United Kingdom in the fall of 2022. As well as winning the FEED Championship and earning a spot on the 2023 French F4 grid (06:05). Then Tim is joined by President of AJ Foyt Enterprises Larry Foyt, and newly signed rookie IndyCar driver Benjamin Pedersen to discuss the signing of Benjamin to the team, running a 3 car operation in 2023, and the status of Canadian Dalton Kellett's contract with the team (43:20).
Tim Hauraney is joined by Dutch Motorsport Reporter Jeroen Demmendaal and ChampWebDotNet's Don Sklenka to review the 2022 IndyCar season. Who impressed and who disappointed? Is there still a Big 3, or is it now broken up into tiers? (1:47). Tim goes over the news that came out on Tuesday, F1 released their 2023 calendar, a record 24 races (56:05). Then Tim takes your Twitter questions (01:01:16).
Tim Hauraney goes over a thrilling IndyCar finale that saw Team Penske's Will Power win his 2nd IndyCar drivers title (1:48). We hear from the 2022 champ Will Power (9:40), race winner Alex Palou, championship runner up Josef Newgarden (29:53). Then we hear from IndyCar rookie of the year Christian Lundgaard and RLL team owner Bobby Rahal (44:07). Tim is then joined by Mark Dailey from Scuderia F1 Pow to review the Italian Grand Prix (56:45). Then Tim takes your Twitter questions (1:54:57).
Tim Hauraney previews the Italian Grand Prix, then sits down with Chip Ganassi Racing's Mike Hull, and Team Penske's Tim Cindric to discuss this coming weekends IndyCar season finale where 5 drivers are mathematically in contention to win the championship (18:55 ).
Tim Hauraney is joined by Mark Hamilton from Scuderia F1 Pod to go over an entertaining Dutch Grand Prix, Ferrari struggles, Mercedes let's a win slip away, Colton Herta to AlphaTuari and more (01:50). Then Tim goes over the IndyCar race from Portland (1:03:13), we hear from race winner Scott McLaughlin, Will Power, and Scott Dixon(1:10:20). Then Tim takes your twitter questions (1:33:39) and finishes it off by going over F1 Fantasy.
Tim Hauraney is joined by Mark Hamilton from Scuderia F1 Pod to go through the breaking news that Oscar Piastri will be a McLaren driver for 2023 and 2024, and how this news will impact the driver market moving forward.
Tim Hauraney goes through all of the news from Thursday F1 media day and sets up the Dutch Grand Prix (00:55). Then we hear from IndyCar's two rookies, Christian Lundgaard, and David Malukas as the two battle it out for the rookie championship title. We also hear from IndyLights Championship leader Linus Lundqvist (32:20). Then Tim takes your questions from Twitter (56:01).
Tim Hauraney is joined by Mark Dailey from Scuderia F1 Pod to discuss Red Bull's dominance at the Belgian Grand Prix. Having Spa back on the 2023 calendar. Will Mercedes continue with this current car concept for next season (1:55)? Then we take your twitter questions (57:52), and a run through the Racing Pod F1 Fantasy Challenge standings (1:04:33).
Tim Hauraney is joined by The Ringer's Michael Baumann to discuss Daniel Ricciardo's departure from McLaren at the end of 2022. Where can the Australian driver go? What happens with Oscar Piastri? Fernando Alonso spoke to the media for the first since signing with Aston Martin, then Tim and Michael take a look at who the next American F1 driver could be, trouble for Andretti getting a team into F1, plus they take your twitter questions and more.
On Tuesday, Rahal Letterman Lanigan Racing announced that they have extended the contract of their driver Christian Lundgaard. Tim Hauraney hears from the Danish driver as he speaks on the contract extension, his time so far in IndyCar, F1, and his thoughts on how he thinks Formula 1 drivers would do competing in IndyCar.
Tim Hauraney is joined by Arrow McLaren SP's Gavin Ward to discuss his time in F1 working with Red Bull Racing and drivers like David Coulthard, Mark Webber and Daniel Ricciardo. Tim and Gavin go over IndyCar and what makes Josef Newgarden an incredible talent, and switching teams to Arrow McLaren SP (2:04). Tim breaks down the news regarding the Technical Directive for floor changes for 2022, and 2023 (36:17). Then Tim takes a look at the 2026 Power Unit regulations and what that means for Formula 1 (42:18). Tim takes your questions from twitter (54:04).
Tim Hauraney goes over the current news of Oscar Piastri to McLaren. Then we hear from IndyCar drivers Colton Herta (06:55) and Felix Rosenqvist (16:00). Then Lucas di Grassi tells us about his most recent win at the London ePrix, Gen 3 car, penalties, and if he'd like to see Sebastian Vettel race in their series (30:22). Then Tim takes your questions from Twitter (59:48).
Tim Hauraney and Mark Dailey from Scuderia F1 Pod go over the Hungarian Grand Prix weekend. Ferrari's mistake, Max Verstappen's incredible race win, Mercedes surprising pace on Sunday and much more (1:47). Then Tim reviews the IndyCar Race from IMS(1:06:05). We hear from the top 3 of the Gallagher Grand Prix, race winner Alexander Rossi (1:13:30), Will Power (1:22:50), and Christian Lundgaard (1:27:50). Then Tim goes over F1 Fantasy, and answers your questions from twitter (1:32:54).
Sebastian Vettel announces his retirement from F1 and Tim Hauraney is joined by Scuderia F1 Pod's Mark Dailey to go over what they will remember most about the four time world champion, how will he cope with retirement, and what does this do to the drivers market (02:23). Then Tim sits down with Callum Ilott, Ricardo Juncos, and Brad Hollinger as Juncos Hollinger Racing announces the extension of Callum Ilott at the IndyCar team (40:17). IndyCar is in action this weekend and Team Penske's Scott McLaughlin stops by to preview Saturday afternoons IndyCar race (1:07:36). Tim finishes off the episode by taking your questions from twitter (1:24:26).
Tim Hauraney is joined by The Scuderia F1 Pod to break down the French Grand Prix, Ferrari, Charles Leclerc, and where the team goes from here (1:22). Then Tim reviews the Iowa IndyCar race (1:03:00). Then we hear from IndyCar race winner Pato O'Ward (1:13:00). Tim goes over F1 fantasy league (1:19:24) and finishes the show off by taking your questions from Twitter (1:21:19).
Tim Hauraney previews this weekend's F1 French Grand Prix (1:00). Then Tim sits down wth Ed Carpenter Racing's Conor Daly (14:19) and Dale Coyne Racing's David Malukas (31:19) to preview this weekend's IndyCar race from Iowa.
Tim Hauraney sits down IndyCar driver Will Power. The two discuss the Alex Palou saga, the competitive nature of IndyCar racing, pressure a driver goes through while dealing with mid-season contract negotiations and much more.
With IndyCar heading to Toronto, Tim Hauraney sat down with Arrow McLaren SP drivers Pato O'Ward and Felix Rosenqvist to discuss their futures in the series, racing in Toronto, Formula 1, and much more!
Tim Hauraney is joined by Mark Dailey from the Scuderia F1 Pod to go over an entertaining Austrian Grand Prix. Is Ferrari back? What will this win do for Charles Leclerc's confidence? F1 Sprint Race, Sebastian Vettels driver meeting outburst. That and much more.
Tim Hauraney rounds up the news following a busy day in F1. First off Tim gives the updates from the F1 Commission meeting that took place Friday in Austria, then he goes through the teams and drivers reactions following qualifying. Then Tim joins the Scuderia F1 Pod for a live podcast to set up this weekends Austrian Grand Prix (11:28)
Tim Hauraney is joined by Dutch motorsports reporter Jeroen Demmendaal and ChampWebDotNet's Don Sklenka to discuss IndyCar at the mid-season mark. Tim, Jeroen, and Don dive into the championship, drivers that have stood out, and teams that have struggled. Then the three discuss IndyCar off the track, TV ratings, data and more.
Tim Hauraney is joined by Scuderia F1 Pod, Mark Dailey, and Mark Hamilton to dissect a wild British Grand Prix. Zhou Guanyu and how the Halo played a crucial role in his accident, why did the roll hoop fail, then Tim and company break down Ferrari and what could have been a 1-2 not a 1-4. Here comes Mercedes. Then Tim, and Mark squared answer your questions. Later Tim goes over F1 Racing Pod Fantasy Challenge.
Tim Hauraney is joined by ESPN F1's Nate Saunders to discuss the racist remarks made by Nelson Piquet toward Lewis Hamilton. Then Tim and Nate dive into this weekend's British Grand Prix, who is bringing upgrades, the second phase of the FIA's technical directive, 2026 engine regulations and much more.
Tim Hauraney is joined by Mark Hamilton from Scuderia F1 pod to breakdown the news of ESPN and F1 renewing broadcast rights deal (1:20). Then Tim and Mark go over the news that Pierre Gasly has been confirmed at AlphaTauri for the 2023 season and what this does to the driver market (11:50). Then Tim takes your questions from Twitter (30:50).
Tim Hauraney is joined by Mark Dailey from Scuderia F1 Pod to go over the Canadian GP and then Tim takes your questions.
Tim Hauraney is joined by Scuderia F1 Pod Mark Dailey and Mark Hamilton to review the AzerbaijanGP. What can Ferrari do to solve their reliability issues. Should F1 reintroduce active suspension to cure the bouncing? Daniel Ricciardo scores points for just the second time this season, Pierre Gasly celebrates his best result so far this season (1:44). Then Tim breaks down the IndyCar race from Road America before we hear from race winner Josef Newgarden (1:10:50). Then Tim goes through Racing Pod F1 Fantasy Challenge (1:18:59).
Tim Hauraney is joined by The Ringer's Kevin Clark and Michael Baumann to preview the Azerbaijan Grand Prix. Should Jos Verstappen be writing post-race reports on his son's website? Then the boys discuss Pierre Gasly's comments, considering all of his options. Tim, Kevin and Michael discuss Mick Schumacher and the driver salary cap and if it's a good idea for the sport.
With the announcement of AWS sponsoring the Canadian Grand Prix Tim Hauraney sits down with former Ferrari engineer Rob Smedley who has switched rolls to Formula 1 brand ambassador with AWS. Rob has worked with some of the best drivers to ever race in F1 like Fernando Alonso, Michael Schumacher, Felipe Massa and many others. He tells some incredible stories, so sit back, relax and enjoy this trip down F1 history lane!
Tim Hauraney is joined by Mark Hamilton from Scuderia F1 Pod to go over Sergio Perez's contract extension with Red Bull Racing and what this means for the F1 driver market.
Tim Hauraney is joined by Scuderia F1 Pod to break down the Monaco Grand Prix (01:43). Then Tim goes through the 106th running of the Indy 500 and is joined by race winner Marcus Ericsson, Pato O'Ward, Tony Kanaan, Chip Ganassi, Mike Hull and Mike O'Gara (1:08:33). Finally, Tim goes through the Racing Pod F1 Fantasy Challenge (1:47:36).
Tim Hauraney live from Miami Grand Prix, goes on an in-depth breakdown of the weekend with Scuderia F1 Pod's Mark Dailey.
Reporting from the Miami Grand Prix, Tim Hauraney gives an update after Thursday's media day, and Tim is then joined by digital analyst Jonathan Bynoe to discuss the boom of F1 in North America.
Mercedes is statistically one of the best teams to ever compete in Formula 1, but their recent struggles have seen them to one of their lowest points in the last eight seasons. The question now is how do they get out of their struggles and where do they go from here? Joining Tim Hauraney to break it all down and answer the questions is ESPN F1's Laurence Edmondson.
Tim Hauraney is joined by Mark Dailey and Mark Hamilton from the Scuderia F1 Pod to discuss a weekend that Ferrari will want to forget (01:00). Then Tim takes your questions from Twitter (1:19:03) and provides an F1 Fantasy update (1:32:42).
Tim Hauraney is joined by Dutch Motorsport reporter Jeroen Demmedaal to set up this weekends F1 Imola Grand Prix. The two start with breaking news of Carlos Sainz contract extension with Ferrari, then switch to what is going on down at Red Bull and Max Verstappens retirements. Jeroen gives his dark horse for the weekend. Then the two dive into a preview of this weekends F2 and F3 races at Imola (1:50). Then Tim breaks down Day 2 of Indy 500 testing before speaking with Jimmie Johnson, Felix Rosenqvist, Tony Kanaan, and IndyCar championship leader Josef Newgarden (41:06).
Tim Hauraney breaks down Day 1 of Indy 500 testing, rookie orientation and what can be done with the slippery warm up lane. Then Tim talks with IndyCar rookie Callum Ilott, Scott Dixon, Conor Daly, and Marco Andretti.
On Tuesday, Team Principal of Paretta Autosport, Beth Paretta, announced that the team will be returning to IndyCar for three races in the 2022 season. Tim Hauraney heard from the team, Beth Paretta, Ed Carpenter and CEO Mark Miles. Paretta Autosport is the first woman-owned, woman-driven, woman-forward team in INDYCAR history.
Tim Hauraney is joined by Mark Dailey and Mark Hamilton from Scuderia F1 Pod to review the Australian GP (3:30). Then Tim touches on IndyCar at Long Beach Grand Prix, we hear from race winner Josef Newgarden (1:07:05). Tim takes your questions from Twitter and a quick update on the Racing Pod F1 Fantasy Challenge (125:15).
With the IndyCar Grand Prix of Long Beach coming up Tim Hauraney sits down for an in depth interview with Andretti Autosport's Colton Herta. Tim and Colton talk everything from music, to racing, to F1, FIA Super License Points, and Colton takes your questions at the end (2:02). Tim gives a few betting takes for the Australian Grand Prix weekend, and more (51:11).
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 weekends 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 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 (5:17) Lewis Hamilton, followed by (17:55) George Russell.
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.
In the final day of IndyCar media time, Tim Hauraney sits down with IndyCar drivers Colton Herta, Jimmie Johnson, Callum Ilott, Simon Pagenaud, Jack Harvey, and Alexander Rossi.
It's day 1 of IndyCar media day. The 2022 IndyCar season is fast approaching, and Tim Hauraney sits down with Canadian Devlin DeFrancesco, Romain Grosjean, Christian Lundgaard, Tatiana Calderón, Álex Palou, Takuma Sato, David Malukas, Marcus Ericsson, Hélio Castroneves, and Canadian Dalton Kellett.
Breaking news as Robert Wickens returns to full-time racing with Hyundai North America and Bryan Herta Autosport to compete in IMPC. Robert will team up with fellow Canadian Mark Wilkins and Tim Hauraney has more from the media call earlier on Friday.
Tim Hauraney is joined by American-Ecuadorian F3 driver Juan Manuel Correa, as the two discuss his recovery back to full health, his 2021 F3 season, his recent test in Abu Dhabi, what to expect in 2022, and much more. Tim also discusses the recent departure of Otmar Szafnauer from the Canadian-owned Aston Martin Formula 1 team and where he goes from here.
Tim Hauraney is joined by Williams Racing Junior Driver American Logan Sargeant to discuss his recent F1 test, working in their simulator, his first F2 race in Jeddah, and signing with Carlin for the 2022 F2 season (3:18). Then later Tim is joined by media analyst Adam Seaborn to discuss the raise in popularity of Formula 1 in North America, ratings, digital, and what this means for the sport moving forward in Canada and the U.S.(12:12)
Tim Hauraney is joined by ESPN F1's Laurence Edmondson to discuss FIA Prize gala and Lewis Hamilton and Toto Wolff not attending. Toto Wolff's media availability following Abu Dhabi Grand Prix. Mercedes pulling their appeal. Then we dive into the recent comments from the FIA's new president elect Mohammed Bin Sulayem and his recent comments to Hamilton not attending the FIA Gala (1:09). Tim is joined by the CEO of McLaren to discuss more consistent race officiating in F1, McLaren's season as a whole and IndyCar (26:14).
Tim Hauraney, goes through Mercedes decision to withdraw their appeal on the results of the Abu Dhabi Grand Prix, and we here from Toto Wolff for the first time since the ending of the Abu Dhabi Race.
Tim Hauraney is joined by Jon Bynoe to look at the question of where does the FIA and Formula 1 go from here, as we are now 48 hours removed from the Abu Dhabi Grand Prix. Tim answers your questions, and updates the winner of the Racing Pod F1 Fantasy Challenge.
Tim Hauraney is joined by Dutch Motorsports Reporter Jeroen Demmendaal. The two set up this weekends championship showdown between Max Verstappen and Lewis Hamilton. Plus the two talk Robert Shwartzman's unexpected departure from Formula 2 in 2022. They also discuss how Formula 1 can get more cars on the grid in the future.
Tim Hauraney is joined by Mark Dailey from Scuderia F1 Podcast to break down a wild Saudi Arabian Grand Prix. The two take a deep dive on the full race battle between Lewis Hamilton and Max Verstappen. Then Tim and Mark discuss the all new Jedda street circuit. Then Tim takes your questions, and dives into F1 fantasy.
Tim Hauraney is joined by ESPN F1's Laurence Edmondson to set up this weekend's second-last race of the season. The two discuss responsibility of the athlete and human rights issues in countries that F1 visits, the Lewis Hamilton and Max Verstappen rivalry, should F1 change the Sprint race format? Toto Wolff and Christian Horner's feud off the race track. Then Tim and Laurence preview the Jeddah track and finish off with stories about Sir Frank Williams.
Tim Hauraney is joined by Mark Dailey from the Scuderia F1 Pod, and Jon Bynoe to review the Qatar Grand Prix. With just two races remaining the championship is up for grabs between Hamilton and Verstappen. The guys also discuss Fernando Alonso's drive for P3. Yellow flags, and the length it takes for a decision to be made on penalties. Should there be a traveling group of race stewards for consistency? They also chat Lance Strolls strong drive from P12 to P6. Tim takes your questions and F1 fantasy update.
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 Verstappens 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.
Tim Hauraney is joined by Jon Bynoe. The two discuss, Lando Norris heartbreak, Lewis Hamilton's 100th career win and was it overshadowed by the performance or Red Bull Racings Max Verstappen? Has Valtteri Bottas checked out? Plus we take a look at F1 Fantasy and much more.
Tim Hauraney is joined by Mark Dailey and Mark Hamilton from Scuderia F1 Podcast to hash out the incident, and boiling rivalry between Lewis Hamilton and Max Verstappen. Halo miracle. Was it redemption day for Daniel Ricciardo? Sprint qualifying is not perfect. Plus, an update on the Racing Pod Fantasy Challenge.
Tim Hauraney is joined by The Ringer's Michael Baumann and Jon Bynoe to discuss a hot week in the driver market. Russell to Mercedes, Bottas to Alfa Romeo, Latifi and Albon at Williams in 2022, and what happens with the second seat at Alfa Romeo. All that in lead up to the Italian Grand Prix.
George Russell is announced at Mercedes, and Tim Hauraney is here to brake down the driver market to date . Then Tim is joined by Ringer staff Megan Schuster and Michael Baumann to discuss the Dutch GP. What was Mercedes trying to do at the end with the fastest lap? Lewis Hamilton wants more upgrades for the car. We also go deep on the driver market. Plus we hit on F1 Fantasy and more.
Tim Hauraney is joined by The Ringers Megan Schuster, and digital analysis Jon Bynoe to break down a wild Hungarian Grand Prix. What does Red Bull have to do to get back on track? What happens with Sebastian Vettel and Aston Martins appeal? And we focus in on an incredible drive from Canadian Nicholas Latifi.
Tim Hauraney, and Jon Bynoe sit down with Sports media branding consultant Adam Seaborn to discuss F1 in Canada. It's dramatic rise in viewership across North America and key demographics as well as where does it stack up against top sports in the country and much more.
Tim Hauraney is joined by Jon Bynoe to take a closer look at why there shouldn't have been so many penalties handed out during the Austrian Grand Prix. Then they take a closer look at Lewis Hamilton's contract extension and what that means for not only Formula 1 but Mercedes as a whole. What does Williams need to do to try and keep George Russell at the team.
Tim Hauraney is joined by Chilliwack Chiefs communications coordinator Hayley Ferguson and digital analyst Jon Bynoe. Tim gives an Alex Zanardi medical update. The crew also discuss the lengths Lewis Hamilton is going to to stay in contention for the 2021 F1 championship, how is Red Bull so fast on the straights, Daniel Ricciardo's struggles. Then Tim and the group chat about W Series driver Sarah Moore who became the First ever openly LGBTQ+ driver to earn a podium finish at a grand prix weekend. Then they close the show out by breaking down F1 Fantasy.
Tim Hauraney is joined by Chilliwack Chiefs communications coordinator Hayley Ferguson and digital analyst Jon Bynoe to discuss breaking news of Lewis Hamilton entering contract negotiations with Mercedes, British Grand Prix announcing a max capacity crowd for the race weekend and we also preview F1 fantasy heading into Styrian Grand Prix.
Tim Hauraney is joined by Jon Bynoe to discuss the Pirelli tyre saga from Azerbaijan GP, what is The Magic, the return of Sebastian Vettel and it's F1 Fantasy standings time!
Tim Hauraney is joined by Jon Bynoe to discuss this past weekends qualifying red flag scenario and how could the FIA change it. Also the two break down Aston Martin's terrific Monaco Grand Prix race strategy. Tim and Jon argue best F1 liveries of all time, and update the Racing Pod F1 fantasy challenge.
Tim Hauraney is joined by Jon Bynoe to discuss what makes Mercedes such a dominant sports team, what Red Bull should do with Sergio Perez, new age driver rivalries, and if we really need driver of the day? Tim and Jon also go through F1 fantasy standings!
Tim Hauraney is joined by Megan Schuster from the Ringer, Chilliwack Chiefs communications and Digital Coordinator Hayley Ferguson, and Digital Analyst Jon Bynoe. The crew review the Imola Grand Prix, ask the question as to who was to blame in the Russell Bottas incident? Miami Grand Prix gets added to the F1 calendar so what race has to be dropped? And it was the IndyCar season opener at Barber Motorsports Park, as well as IndyLights, IndyPro2000 and USF2000!
Tim Hauraney is joined by The Ringer's Megan Schuster and Jon Bynoe to break down season three of the hit Netflix show, Drive to Survive.
Tim Hauraney is joined by Chilliwack Chiefs Communications and Digital Coordinator Hayley Ferguson as well as Jon Bynoe to take a closer look at the Nikita Mazepin Haas F1 team situation, while we take a deep dive into the Sergio Perez, Max Verstappen pairing in 2021.
Tim Hauraney is joined by Jon Bynoe and TSN 1150's Marshall Ferguson to discuss what can be done with the Abu Dhabi race track, Racing Point's 4th place in the constructors, US investors coming into F1, Red Bull leveraging Netflix's "Drive to Survive", and with Fernando Alonso's demonstration laps in the old Renault R25 on the weekend, we ask whether F1 has an entertainment issue with their engines.
With George Russell's standout performance during the Sakhir Grand Prix, does Toto Wolff now have more bargaining power in contract talks with Lewis Hamilton? Tim Hauraney is joined by TSN 1150's Marshall Ferguson and Jon Bynoe to discuss.
Tim Hauraney is joined by Jon Bynoe and TSN 1150's Marshall Ferguson to break down Romain Grosjeans incredible accident, and ask the question does this accident erase the driver salary cap conversation between teams?
Tim Hauraney is joined by TSN 1150's Marshall Ferguson and Jon Bynoe to discuss Lance Stroll's Turkish Grand Prix weekend, how close will the racing be in 2021.
F1 teams have agreed on a driver salary cap that hasn't yet been ratified by the FIA. Tim Hauraney, TSN 1150's Marshall Ferguson and Jon Bynoe break down how this could affect Lewis Hamilton's contract renewal with Mercedes and staying in F1.
It's a big episode as the Racing Pod celebrates 100 episodes by asking the question, did you ever think Lewis Hamilton would hit 92 wins and become the all time F1 wins leader? Tim Hauraney, Jon Bynoe and TSN 1150's Marshall Ferguson answer that very question.
Tim Hauraney is joined by TSN 1150's Marshall Ferguson and Jonathan Bynoe in the lead up to the Portuguese Grand Prix to discuss who the greatest F1 driver of all time is.
Tim Hauraney sits down with TSN 1150's Marshall Ferguson and Jon Bynoe to discuss the Russian Grand Prix, Lewis Hamilton's penalty, and we ask whether this is the win that turns Valtteri Bottas's season around?
Tim Hauraney is joined by Hayley Ferguson, Mark Urban and Jonathan Bynoe. Looking at a number of different topics from this weekend's epic Italian Grand Prix, Gasly's win, Stroll's podium and if F1 should change the Red Flag rule. Also, which one of the three Ferrari academy drivers should be moved into F1 for 2021? All that and more!
Tim Hauraney is joined by Hayley Ferguson and Jon Bynoe to break down the situation happening at Ferrari and whether Mattia Binotto will be let go by the prancing horse. Plus, we take a look at what happened in IndyCar over the weekend and much more.
Tim Hauraney is joined by the creator of ChampWebDotNet Don Sklenka to set up Sunday's Indy 500.
Tim Hauraney sits down with Canadian IndyCar driver Dalton Kellett ahead of this weekends Indy 500. The two discuss what to expect in Sunday's race, what does a rookie learn at the 500 and much more.
Tim Hauraney is joined by Jon Bynoe. Can the relationship between Sebastian Vettel and Ferrari get any worse? Then they discuss Lance Stroll not getting enough recognition for the job he is doing this season, Nico Rosberg as a broadcaster and much more.
Tim Hauraney is joined by Hayley Ferguson, Jon Bynoe and Mark Urban to break down the F1 70-year anniversary race, and if Nico Hulkenberg could be a Ferrari driver at some point this season. Hauraney and company also look at a new NASCAR rule and the upcoming Daytona road course race.
Tim Hauraney is joined by Hayley Ferguson, Jon Bynoe, and Mark Urban to break down British Grand Prix, could this be a career defining moment for Red Bull Racings Alex Albon? Why is NASCAR having so many issues with tyre failures, and should the Indy 500 go ahead with fans. All that and more on this weeks episode.
Tim Hauraney is joined by Jonathan Bynoe and Mark Urban to break down a busy weekend in racing. We start with F1, Williams making it into Q2, the two Canadians in the field, Lewis Hamilton's 86th career win, the pre-race ceremony and Hamilton's post-race comments. We also talk about the IndyCar race from Iowa as well as NASCAR.
Tim Hauraney is joined by Jon Bynoe, Mark Urban, Marshall Ferguson and Hayley Ferguson to discuss a wild weekend of F1, IndyCar and NASCAR!
Tim Hauraney is joined by Jonathan Bynoe, Mark Urban, and Hayley Ferguson, to go through the complex story of Fernando Alonso announcing his return to F1 with Renault for 2021.
Tim Hauraney is joined by Hayley Ferguson, Jonathan Bynoe, Mark Urban and Marshall Ferguson to break down what was a busy weekend in racing. The group chats about the F1 Austrian Grand Prix, IndyCar race from IMS, as well as IMSA and NASCAR.
Tim Hauraney is joined by TSN1150's Marshall Ferguson, Communications + Digital Coordinator for the Chilliwack Chiefs Hayley Ferguson, digital analyst Jonathan Bynoe, and Videographer Mark Urban to set up F1's return to racing at the Austrian Grand Prix.
Tim Hauraney speaks with Nissan Formula E driver Oliver Rowland about the Formula E race from home championship, and many different topics such as sim racing and the benefits of it from the performance mentality side.
Tim Hauraney is joined by ESPNF1's Nate Saunders to discuss Sebastian Vettel leaving Ferrari at the end of the 2020 season, and who will replace him at the prancing horse for 2021.
Tim Hauraney is joined by IndyCar driver Conor Daly to discuss this past weekends IndyCar Challenge First Responder 175. The incident between Lando Norris and Simon Pagenaud. Daly also talks about how serious all drivers took iRacing, his sim setup and much more.
Tim Hauraney spends two days breaking down a crazy 48 hours in motorsports and is joined by Canadian IndyCar driver Dalton Kellett to discuss the postponement of the 2020 IndyCar season. Then on Thursday’s podcast, Hauraney was joined by (14:30) TSN 1150’s Marshall Ferguson to discuss what was a wild 24 hours in sports. (47:17) Don Skalanka creator of ChampWebDotNet stops by to chat IndyCar, and Hybrid engines, while (1:14:28) Mark Urban was on the St.Petersburg grounds as the announcement fell that IndyCar would close it’s doors to the fans. Then we take your (1:22:50) questions.
Tim Hauraney interviews Canadian F1 driver with Williams Racing, Nicholas Latifi in the lead-up to his first race as a full-time Formula 1 driver. Hauraney and Latifi discuss his training camp, pre-season testing and his goals for the 2020 season.
Tim Hauraney host's Racing Pod Group chat, which breaks down season 2 of Drive To Survive. Joining Hauraney on the show, from TSN 1150's Marsh and Melo In The Morning, Marshal Ferguson and Kyle Melo. Also joining Hauraney is Videographer Mark Urban, and content creator for the Chilliwack Chiefs Hayley Ferguson.
Tim Hauraney sits down with W Series winner Canadian Megan Gilkes. Tim and Megan discuss her success's in motorsports. Her upcoming race season, and working for Mercedes.
Tim Hauraney is joined by Formula One managing director of motorsports and technical director Ross Brawn at the Canadian International Autoshow. Tim and Ross discuss where is F1 going in the future, new engines, regulation changes, bio fuels, carbon capture, batteries and electric racing, and much more.
Tim Hauraney speaks with newly signed IndyCar driver, Canadian Dalton Kellett. Hauraney and Kellett touch on a number of subjects including how he was signed to AJ Foyt Racing, and having experienced teammates such as Tony Kanaan and Sebastian Bourdais.
Tim Hauraney and Canadian Nicholas Latifi talk about his recent signing with Williams Racing to compete in F1 in 2020, the pressure he faced this F2 season, and what he will have to do to be ready for his first race of the 2020 F1 season.
Tim Hauraney sits down with Racing Point F1 team principal Otmar Szafnauer to talk about starting the 2019 season with a year old car, Canadian Lance Stroll and his improvement, plus we talk upcoming TSN content and the Racing Pod F1 Fantasy challenge.
Tim Hauraney sits down with recently signed Arrow McLaren SP IndyCar driver Patricio O'Ward to discuss his recent signing to the team, James Hinchcliffe losing his seat, his difficult 2019 season, Super Formula, F2 and much more. Tim also gives an update on the TSN Racing Pod F1 fantasy challenge.
Tim Hauraney on location at the F1 race at the USGP sat down with Williams Racing F1 reserve driver and F2 racer Canadian Nicholas Latifi to discuss his 2019 F2 season, as well as if we could see him in F1 in 2020. Tim also breaks down Saturday qualifying interviewing pole winner Valtteri Bottas, Sebastian Vettel, Charles Leclerc, Daniel Ricciardo, and Canadian Lance Stroll
Tim Hauraney interviews Canadian Nicholas Latifi following his 5th outing in the Williams F1 car for Free Practice 1. Tim also interviews Canadian Lance Stroll following his FP2 run. Daniel Ricciardo held a meet and greet with NBA legend Manu Ginóbili and Tim caught up with Ricciardo following the event.
Tim Hauraney sits down with Canadian F1 driver Lance Stroll driving for Canadian owned Racing Point F1. Tim and Lance talk about his season so far, 2020, the new rules and regulations for 2021, and turning 21. Tim also interviews 5 time F1 world champion Lewis Hamilton as he seeks to record his 6th world championship this weekend at the United States Grand Prix.
Tim Hauraney goes in depth on the controversy surrounding the 2021 F1 regulations, and the idea of having reverse grids. Also Hauraney get's you set up for this weekends Russian Grand Prix and the big stories heading into the weekend.
Tim Hauraney does a deep dive on the breaking news out of F1 on Thursday. Robert Kubica calls it quits at Williams and will his seat go to Canadian Nicholas Latifi or Nico Hulkenberg, or will Hulkenberg find a home at Alfa Romeo. Plus Tim previews this weekends Singapore Grand Prix, and F1 fantasy.
Tim Hauraney and founder of ChampWebDotNet Don Sklenka review the 2019 IndyCar season and preview IndyCar finale from WeatherTech Raceway Laguna Seca, as well as give some bold predicitons.
Tim Hauraney previews the Italian Grand Prix . Talks about silly season and where some drivers might be moving to. Will we see Canadian Nicholas Latifi in F1 next season, and Tim answers you're questions.
Tim Hauraney sits down with Williams Racing F1 driver George Russell to disscuss his road to F1, the team this season, and the physical nature of driving a Formula 1 car. Also Tim sets up this weekends German Grand Prix. Will the upgrades that Racing Point bring for the GermanGP work? Will Nico Hulkenberg be re-signed by Renault? All that and more in this weeks edition of the Racing Pod.
Tim Hauraney sits down with McLaren F1 driver Lando Norris to discuss his F1 season so far, and how he became a McLaren junior driver. (12:34) Tim also sets up this weekends Austrian Grand Prix, breaking news out of F1, (20:03) Pierre Gasly's situation at Red Bull, and much more.
Tim Hauraney runs through Sundays F1 race (24:49) Gives his thoughts on the state of F1 (35:03) responds to your comments (57:01) breaks down Canadian Nicholas Latifi and Devlin Defrancesco weekends. (1:02:10) Talks IndyCar race at Road America (01:08:18) goes through Canadian Dalton Kellett and Parker Thompsons weekends (01:08:18) and updates Racing Pod F1 Fantasy Challenge (1:10:50).
Tim Hauraney previews this weekends F1 French Grand Prix, gives his insight on what to expect from the Mercedes Ferrari battle, and what Ferrari will do about Sebastian Vettel's penalty from Canadian Grand Prix. Tim also takes a deep dive into the RacingPod F1 Fantasy challenge.
Tim Hauraney and IndyStar Sports report Jim Ayello (1:56) breakdown the Indy500, whether or not Simon Pagenaud will be resigned at Team Penske, Alex Rossi's show stopping performance. Tim analyzes Sunday's (51:57) F1 Monaco Grand Prix. F2 (01:11:34) Tim looks at Nicholas Latifi's championship battle, and (1:15:07) Canadian Dalton Kellett's race in IndyLights Freedom 100.
Tim Hauraney sits down with Arrow Schmidt Peterson Motorsports driver Canadian James Hinchcliffe to set up this Sunday's Indy500. The two also touch on how James handles stress of qualifying for the big race, and how important it was to have Robert Wickens by his side during qualifying.
Tim Hauraney sits down with star of Netflix's Daredevil and Luke Cage, actor Danny Johnson. Tim and Danny talk about the choices made to cancel Marvel's Luke Cage and Daredevil as well as talk about his passion for racing, Indy500, Formula 1 and where could F1 host another race in America.
Tim Hauraney sits down with founder of the famous ChampWebDotNet to talk about the twitter account, Indy500, fastest33 and what IndyCar can do in the offseason to stay relevant.
Tim Hauraney sits down with ILM lead annimator Stephen King. Tim & Stephen discuss his role at ILM, tasked with handling the visual effects and motion capture sequences for such movies as Avengers: End Game, Aquaman, Captain America: Civil War, Transformers: Age of Extinction and The Avengers. They also discuss what it's like to play motion capture Spiderman and his role as photographer for the IndyCar racing series.
Racing Analyst Tim Hauraney travels to Hollywood and visits the house of movie composer Brian Tyler. Tim and Brian talk about his work on such movies as Crazy Rich Asians, the Fast and Furious franchise, Iron Man 3, the Avengers movies, Thor: The Dark World, composing the hit theme song for F1 and his passion for racing.
Tim Hauraney goes 1-on-1 with Arrow Schmidt Peterson Motorsports driver racing in IndyCar, former F1 driver and now brand ambassador for the Alfa Romeo F1 team, Swedish racer Marcus Ericsson. Tim and Marcus discuss his time racing in F1, his role there now. How do F1 and IndyCar's compare to each other, and much more.
Tim Hauraney and ROKiT Williams Racing F1 test and reserve driver, Canadian Nicholas Latifi sit down to preview Latifi's upcoming F2 race with Dams Racing at the Bahrain Grand Prix. The two also discuss Latifi's training program, and what it's like helping Williams develop their 2019 F1 car.
Tim Hauraney sits down with rising Canadian open wheel star Parker Thompson. Thompson who races in IndyPro 2000 is leading the championship, and the two talk about Parker's chances at continuing his racing dream, and how he was able to get on the grid for the first race of the season
Tim Hauraney and IndyStar, USA today sports reporter Jim Ayello breakdown the IndyCar Classic from Circuit of The Americas.
Tim Hauraney previews this weekends IndyCar and IndyLights races at COTA with Canadian, IndyLights driver Dalton Kellett.
Tim Hauraney and Phil Merivale break down this past weekends (03:00) F1 Australian Grand Prix, we hear from some of the drivers, plus we dive into Canadian Lance Stroll's impressive first race with SportPesa Racing Point. (41:40) Tim and Phil talk Kyle Busch's 200th national series win. Then Tim talks WEC, and goes one on one with (55:35) Canadian, PFAFF Motorsports driver Scott Hargrove.
Tim Hauraney and Hayley Ferguson set up the 2019 F1 season with ESPN's F1 journalist Nate Saunders, answering the questions can Lewis Hamilton win a 6th World Championship, will Sebastian Vettel be beaten by his new teammate, phenom Charles Leclerc. Will the Canadian owned Racing Point have a strong finish, all will be answered! Subscribe on iTunes and Google Play.
Tim Hauraney and Hayley Ferguson deep dive into Sunday's IndyCar Grand Prix of St. Pete (01:58). The two also break down Sunday's NASCAR race from ISM Raceway (34:50), also take a look at the thrilling finish in MotoGP (43:35), set up the Racing Pod F1 fantasy challenge and much more (46:29).
Tim Hauraney and Hayley Ferguson are joined by IndyStar reporter Jim Ayello to preview the 2019 IndyCar season. NASCAR on TSN's Phil Merivale stops by to discuss Las Vegas Pennzoil 400, and the new aero kits.
Tim Hauraney and Hayley Ferguson discuss in episode 47 Formula 1 preseason testing. Is Mercedes sandbagging? How will Charles Leclerc and Sebastian Vettel co-exist at Ferrari? How will Canadians fare in F1 and F2? We talk Lance Stroll and Nicholas Latifi. We also launched F1 fantasy league code. Invite code: 90cdde1187
24 hours later, the TSN Racing Pod brings you the recap show from on-location at the 24 Hours of Rolex at Daytona International Speedway.
Tim Hauraney and Christian Ryan bring you their analysis of the race, as well as reactions from winners Fernando Alonso and Jordan Taylor of Wayne Taylor Racing, as well as Devlin DeFrancesco, Alex Zanardi, and Colton Herta.
The TSN Racing Pod is BACK and bigger than ever!
Tim Hauraney and Christian Ryan are on-location at Daytona International Speedway, bringing you coverage of the 24 Hours of Rolex. Drivers and sports car personalities Townsend Bell, Simon Pagenaud, Christian Fittipaldi, Mike Hull, and Alexander Rossi join the show ahead of one of the world's biggest races.
For the final TSN Racing Pod episode of the first season, TSN soccer analyst Kristian Jack joins the show to discuss his career and his passion for auto racing.
Tim Hauraney, Christian Ryan, and Hayley Ferguson wrap up the first TSN Racing Pod F1 Fantasy Challenge and announce the prize winners (1:06:53), and answer your season-ending questions (1:25:00).
We may have reached the final weekend of the Formula 1 season, but the silly season hasn't cooled down. The TSN Racing Pod has you covered on all of racing's biggest headlines.
Tim Hauraney, Christian Ryan, and Hayley Ferguson take you through the final round of the Formula 1 season, recap all of the moves made over the past several days, and answer your questions.
Joey Logano is your 2018 NASCAR Cup champion, and the TSN Racing Pod is here to break down the weekend's Championship 4 action.
Tim Hauraney, Christian Ryan, Hayley Ferguson, and NASCAR on TSN producer Phil Merivale go through the NASCAR finale and look back on the sport's past, present, and future (1:12) and answer your questions (52:40).
The NASCAR Playoffs are down to the wire, with the Final Four set to take on Homestead Miami to decide this year's champion.
Tim Hauraney, Christian Ryan, Hayley Ferguson, and NASCAR on TSN producer Phil Merivale set up the championship weekend (1:48), answer your questions (16:20), and update the TSN Racing Pod F1 Fantasy Challenge (27:31).
So... that was a weekend. With that much motorsports drama, it's easy to fall back in the pack. Lucky for you, the TSN Racing Pod has you covered.
Tim Hauraney, Christian Ryan, and Hayley Ferguson deconstruct a wild Brazilian Grand Prix (4:24), Fernando Alonso's Indianapolis 500 news (57:20), set up the NASCAR Playoffs finale (1:12:27), and answer your questions (1:22:55).
As we head into the next weekend of racing, the TSN Racing Pod has you covered. Tim Hauraney and Hayley Ferguson break down the upcoming Brazilian Grand Prix ( 3:37) before moving over to NASCAR Playoffs drama (39:30) . Then they answer your questions (50:40).