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Race in Istanbul earlier this month had the most on-track position changes since 1983. A look at the changes that have made overtaking easier.
Sebastain Vettel may be the champion, but the McLaren-Mercedes driver is the pass master, writes Gary Meenaghan.
Fans of the Dubai club are happy but one recalls the big-name flops of Pro League.
Pirelli tyres have changed the face of the sport, meaning more stops and overtaking, writes Gary Meenaghan.
Fans want it, drivers love it and the organisers are fighting for it, but the Turkish Grand Prix may not be on the Formula One schedule for 2012.
A third-place finish in the Turkish Grand Prix has Fernando Alonso feeling better about the prospects of his Ferrari this Formula One season.
An easy win with teammate Webber in suit caps good race for Red Bull while Ferrari's Alonso takes first podium of the season.
His performance yesterday proved a positive indicator that plans of being the third-best team are on track.
Vettel is fastest in qualifying for the fourth time in a row with teammate Webber taking the front slots at Istanbul but insists there is room for improvement.
A wet track helped the notorious Turn Eight at Istanbul circuit claim Sebastian Vettel's Red Bull as he later watched Jenson Button and McLaren-Mercedes dominate practice for the Turkish Grand Prix.
Felipe Massa's road back to competitiveness has been a long one but after three races in 2011 he looks prepared to shake off the label of "Ferrari's No 2" driver.
The McLaren-Mercedes driver is wary of the weather in Istanbul and is hopeful that strategy will come to his aid as it did in Shanghai.
The Red Bull driver is happy to take time on negotiations while teammate Vettel denies that China defeat was a "wake-up call" and is not taking rivals lightly.
The Williams driver talks to Gary Meenaghan about his first season in the sport and his team's difficult start.
The retired right-back has never seen a better performance on the road in Europe than United's 2-0 win against Schalke.
