Turkish Grand Prix


SPOILER ALERT: Hopes and Dreams at the 2009 Turkish Grand Prix

With the established teams still threatening to walk and new teams lining up by the dozen, nothing could have better characterized Formula One's transition from old to new better than the move from the Monaco Grand Prix two weeks ago to the Turkish Grand Prix this weekend. While the Monaco race – held on the streets of Monte Carlo, with its close proximities and timeless seaside city-scape – remains one of the sport's oldest venues, the race in Turkey – at the new-school Istanbul Park Circuit, characterized by wide ... Read more →

Super Aguri denied paddock access at Turkish Grand Prix Merritt Johnson

Reports are surfacing that the Super Aguri F1 team has been turned away from the Turkish Grand Prix's paddock. The denial of access occurred because of financial complications. Team supporter Honda ...

International incident takes place on Turkish F1 podium John Neff

The FIA is incensed after a game of political subterfuge played out on the podium last Sunday at the Turkish Grand Prix in Instanbul. Felipe Massa, the winner of the race, was presented his trophy by ...

SPOILER ALERT: Hopes and Dreams at the 2009 Turkish Grand Prix 5 months ago on Autoblog

With the established teams still threatening to walk and new teams lining up by the dozen, nothing could have better characterized Formula One's transition from old to new better than the move from the Monaco Grand Prix two weeks ago to the Turkish Grand Prix this weekend. While the Monaco race ...

Super Aguri denied paddock access at Turkish Grand Prix 1 year ago on Autoblog

Reports are surfacing that the Super Aguri F1 team has been turned away from the Turkish Grand Prix's paddock. The denial of access occurred because of financial complications. Team supporter Honda contacted Formula One Management and informed the organization that they would not be providing any ...

International incident takes place on Turkish F1 podium 3 years ago on Autoblog

The FIA is incensed after a game of political subterfuge played out on the podium last Sunday at the Turkish Grand Prix in Instanbul. Felipe Massa, the winner of the race, was presented his trophy by Mehmet Ali Talat, introduced by announcers as the President of the Northern Turkish Republic of ...






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