Red Bull have endured a rough ride in the ten days since May’s Turkish Grand Prix. As well as the furore that surrounded the crash between team mates Sebastian Vettel and Mark Webber at Istanbul Park, the team also know that this weekend’s Canadian race will be a tough test, with many tipping McLaren to dominate. Montreal’s Circuit Gilles Villeneuve, with its slow corners and long straights, should certainly favour the F-Duct equipped MP4-25 of the British team

Red Bull Racing announced on Monday that Mark Webber’s contract has been extended, meaning the Australian will continue to drive for the team next season. Webber, who leads the 2010 driver standings, has been with the Austrian-owned squad since 2007. With Sebastian Vettel already contracted to Red Bull for next year, it means the team’s driver line-up will remain unchanged for the third season in a row.

The Turkish Grand Prix saw a one-two victory, but not from the team that most had expected. For McLaren’s Lewis Hamilton it was his first win of the year and pushed him to within nine points of current championship leader, Red Bull’s Mark Webber. Hamilton discusses his Istanbul Park win and the joy of battling with his team mate Jenson Button…

As a new team with two young drivers and no pre-season testing under their belt, HRT had a mountain to climb at the start of the 2010 season. Team principal Colin Kolles evaluates their performance over the opening seven races and looks ahead to closing in on the midfield as the year progresses…

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Following a meeting at their Milton Keynes factory on Thursday, Red Bull believe they have drawn a line under the collision between drivers Sebastian Vettel and Mark Webber during the Turkish Grand Prix. Vettel, Webber, team principal Christian Horner, chief technical officer Adrian Newey and Red Bull Motorsport consultant Dr Helmut Marko all attended the meeting at the team’s UK factory

McLaren marked the 40th anniversary of the death of team founder Bruce McLaren on Wednesday at their Woking headquarters. McLaren, who won four Grands Prix, died on June 2, 1970 while testing a McLaren Can-Am car at Goodwood. The entire company gathered outside the McLaren Technology Centre for a minute’s silence during the afternoon.

Just days after clinching second place at the Turkish Grand Prix, McLaren’s Jenson Button took time to reflect on his title-winning success of 2009 on Wednesday, as he was awarded an MBE by Her Majesty the Queen at Buckingham Palace in London. World champion Button, who took the title driving for Brawn GP, was named in the Queen’s New Year Honours list.

Sunday’s Turkish Grand Prix saw Rubens Barrichello and Nico Hulkenberg struggle home to 14th and 17th places respectively for Williams. Although a marked improvement on their double retirement at the Monaco race, it was a disappointing result for the British team, who are currently seventh in the constructors’ standings. But with the upgraded front wing set to be in place on both FW32s at the forthcoming Canadian race, technical director Sam Michael is optimistic they’ll enjoy an improved showing in Montreal…

Lewis Hamilton has won the Turkish Grand Prix from McLaren team mate Jenson Button.