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Set as my default view News menu loading...Friday press conference - Turkish GP - Pt.2.
Team principals: Ross Brawn (Honda), Norbert Haug (Mercedes), John Howett (Toyota), Frank Williams (Williams) More...
Friday press conference - Turkish GP - Pt.1.
Team principals: Ross Brawn (Honda), Norbert Haug (Mercedes), John Howett (Toyota), Frank Williams (Williams) More...
Practice Patter Turkish Grand Prix.
Overall, this was a positive day. The track is very fast, even if it's still a bit dirty, which meant it was quite easy to make mistakes - Felipe Massa. More...
Raikkonen: Not the best of Fridays...
We struggled today, defending world champion admits, but watch this space - tomorrow could be a very different story... More...
Kovalainen shows no fear to lap bang on pace.
Finnish McLaren star right up at the sharp end in Istanbul - driving as if Barcelona never happened... More...
Kimi bounces back, but not by enough.
World champion Raikkonen fastest in Istanbul afternoon session, but team-mate Massa holds on to top spot. More...
Combined practice times - Turkish Grand Prix.
Felipe Massa holds on to top spot despite ceding second session to team-mate. More...
Friday free practice (2) - Turkish Grand Prix.
Kimi Raikkonen bounces back, but only just holds off Lewis Hamilton at Istanbul Park. More...
AJ: Kovalainen has been 'very impressive'.
Australia's last grand prix winner effusive in his praise for McLaren star's performance in 2008 so far. More...
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Button: Turkey should suit us more.
Briton confident of another good showing after Barcelona points. More...
Jones: Max's only crime was to get caught!
'He should be judged on the job that he's doing, not his out-of-work-time pleasures', straight-speaking Aussie insists. More...
Mosley denials to come under close scrutiny.
FIA recruits man who Saddam Hussein once tried to get on-side to test truthfulness of president's 'Nazi' denials. More...
Jardine: McLaren will bite back - and soon.
"I think it is going to be a very, very exciting year..." says Tony Jardine. More...
No surprise as Massa opens on top.
Ferrari man paces opening practice at Istanbul Park. More...
Trulli: Some drivers 'don't care about safety'.
Experienced Italian hits out following Heikki Kovalainen's horrifying Barcelona shunt that could have been 'fatal' ten years ago... More...
Hamilton to meet hero.
McLaren leader to join celebrations for former SA president Nelson Mandela. More...
QA: Tony Jardine - EXCLUSIVE.
Tony Jardine speaks exclusively to Crash.net Radio's Rob Wilkins. More...
Friday free practice (1) - Turkish Grand Prix.
Istanbul master Massa sets early pace, as Kovalainen shows no ill-effects of Spanish shunt. More...
Bernie 'sorry' for Aguri as qualifying changes.
I wasn't willing to splash out more than 50 million to save them, F1 ringmaster confesses... More...
Moss: I hope Mosley stays on.
'Greatest F1 driver never to have won the world championship' comes to defence of Mosley. More...
I miss winning, admits Lewis.
Briton wants to get back on top, but acknowledges that some hard work is needed. More...
Heikki: The worst accident of my career.
Kovalainen reflects on Barcelona retirement - and denies he lost consciousnesss. More...
Moss: I hope McLaren sort it soon for Lewis.
Sir Stirling Moss wants to see Lewis Hamilton back fighting for wins. More...
QA: Sir Stirling Moss - EXCLUSIVE.
Sir Stirling Moss speaks exclusively to Crash.net Radio's Rob Wilkins. More...
Thursday press conference - Turkish GP - Pt. 2.
Drivers: Jenson Button (Honda), Heikki Kovalainen (McLaren Mercedes), Robert Kubica (BMW Sauber) and Kazuki Nakajima (Williams). More...
Thursday press conference - Turkish GP - Pt. 1.
Drivers: Jenson Button (Honda), Heikki Kovalainen (McLaren Mercedes), Robert Kubica (BMW Sauber) and Kazuki Nakajima (Williams). More...
Super Aguri enters administration.
Corporate recovery partners appointed to seek buyer for Leafield squad. More...
Toyota: We go to Turkey with optimism.
Toyota want first double points finish of year. More...
Kovalainen passed fit.
FIA gives green light to McLaren driver for Turkey. More...
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