Lewis Hamilton has won the Turkish Grand Prix to claim his seventh World Championship and equal Michael Schumacher’s longstanding record. Hamilton just needed to outscore Mercedes team-mate Valtteri Bottas to mathematically guarantee his 2020 crown. READ: Sebastian Vettel Expecting The Field To Bunch Up At Turkish GP And, with Bottas having a difficult race and
MoreLewis Hamilton was left disappointed after qualifying for the Turkish Grand Prix on Saturday, with him only managing to qualify P6. Both Mercedes drivers struggled in the wet conditions on the newly resurfaced Intercity Istanbul Park circuit, but as Hamilton outqualified team-mate Valtteri Bottas, who will start the race down in P9, he is still
MoreLance Stroll has taken pole position for the Turkish Grand Prix after a chaotic and wet qualifying at the Intercity Istanbul Park circuit. Max Verstappen, who topped all practice sessions of the weekend and Q1 and Q2, missed out on pole by a narrow margin and will start the race second on the grid. READ:
MoreKimi Raikkonen broke the all-time record for the most F1 grand prix starts earlier this season, and the team he races with, Sauber, is about to reach a milestone of its own. This weekend’s Turkish Grand Prix will be Sauber’s 500th grand prix in Formula One, and Raikkonen has insisted that they are a “proper
MoreFormula One is returning to Turkey for the first time since 2011 this weekend, and things got off to an interesting start, with countless drivers spinning in Free Practice One as they struggled to get to grips with the slippery surface. Red Bull driver Max Verstappen ended the session in P1 after setting a lap
MoreLewis Hamilton recently broke Michael Schumacher’s longstanding grand prix win record, and he has a good chance of equalling the German’s tally of F1 World Championships at this weekend’s Turkish Grand Prix. Given the circumstances, there has unsurprisingly been much debate about how Hamilton ranks against F1’s all-time greats. READ: Wolff: Verstappen & Hamilton At
MoreAfter having the 2020 season cancelled due to the COVID-19 pandemic, W Series will return to racing next year in a much more prominent way. The all-female single-seater racing championship will have eight races which will run in support of F1 grand prix in 2021. READ: Wolff: Verstappen & Hamilton At Mercedes ‘Would Create Unnecessary
MoreWith Mercedes having already secured the Constructors’ Championship, all eyes have turned to the tightly contested battle between Racing Point, Renault, and McLaren for third in the standings. Commenting on the difficult contest for third place this year, McLaren team principal Andreas Seidl stressed the importance of fielding two strong drivers who can consistently score
MoreWilliams’ acting team principal Simon Roberts has tested positive for COVID-19 and will miss the upcoming Turkish Grand Prix. In a statement, the team said Roberts has not made the trip to Istanbul, nor has he been in close contact with any other members of its race team. READ: Lando Norris Pokes Fun At Sebastian
MoreA Lewis Hamilton and Max Verstappen driver line-up would almost certainly be the strongest on the grid – and it would also mean Hamilton would have much more of a fight on his hands. However, Mercedes team principal Toto Wolff has said they have no interest in signing the Dutch ace, as he believes it
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