After clinching second on the Istanbul Park grid and separating Red Bull team mates Mark Webber and Sebastian Vettel in the times, McLaren’s Lewis Hamilton was all smiles in Turkey on Saturday. With a long race ahead of him on Sunday, Hamilton didn’t want to predict where he might finish, but he’s not ruling out the possibility of victory just yet…

Fresh from two successive wins in Spain and Monaco, and after notching up his third consecutive pole position at Istanbul Park on Saturday, Red Bull’s Mark Webber is looking cool, calm and collected ahead of Sunday’s Turkish Grand Prix. Webber, however, is determined not to underestimate the other drivers on the grid, especially team mate Sebastian Vettel and McLaren’s Lewis Hamilton, who will start from P2…

As many had predicted, Red Bull moved to the fore in Saturday morning’s final practice in Turkey, with Sebastian Vettel beating Mercedes’ Nico Rosberg to the top slot after a flurry of quick times late in the hour. McLaren’s Lewis Hamilton was third after surviving a high-speed off at Turn Eight, followed by Mark Webber in the second Red Bull and the Renault of Robert Kubica…

Eight cars on different programmes covered by less than a second – and that on a Friday afternoon. It shows just how competitive Formula One currently is.

Jenson Button turned the tables on McLaren team mate Lewis Hamilton on Friday afternoon when, despite a bobble in Turn Eight on his best lap, he set the fastest time with 1m 28.280s. This time, however, the Red Bulls of Mark Webber and Sebastian Vettel separated the silver cars

This weekend’s Turkish race will be a very special one for Ferrari, as it will be the Italian team’s 800th Grand Prix. And to celebrate reaching such a milestone, a special commemorative logo will be placed on the engine covers of the F10s of Fernando Alonso and Felipe Massa for the duration of the Istanbul Park event

The undulating 5.338-kilometre Istanbul Park circuit is unusual in that it is one of only four on the calendar that runs anti-clockwise.

Lotus Racing have confirmed that their 2010 challenger, the T127, will be running at June’s Classic Team Lotus Festival at Snetterton in June. Lotus drivers Jarno Trulli, Heikki Kovalainen and tester Fairuz Fauzy will all appear at the UK event, adding to an already packed bill that will see an example of every single car Lotus raced in Formula One competition from 1957-94 on track together

HRT have announced they are to bring their partnership with Italian chassis manufacturer Dallara to a close. The two companies collaborated ahead of the team’s Formula One debut at the start of the 2010 season, but have decided to end the joint venture following talks held over the last few months.

Soft Pauer announced on Thursday that their official Formula One™ 2010 Timing and Track Positioning Application for the iPad is now available from the App Store. The smash hit five star-rated App, which was already available for the iPhone and iPod Touch, utilises the iPad’s large 9.7 inch screen to show the 19 Grands Prix™ in even greater detail.