TSN Racing Pod

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 Mark Dailey to go over the United States Grand Prix.

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.