Last updated | 24 October 2021 Race DHL Turkish Grand Prix Venue Intercity Istanbul Park, Tuzla, Turkey Configuration Grand Prix Circuit (2005 Circuit Length 5.338 km (3.317 mi) Laps 58 Race Distance 309.396 km (192.250 mi) Lap Record Race 01:24.770 (Juan Pablo Montoya, McLaren-Mercedes, 2005) Outright 01:22.998 (Valtteri Bottas, Mercedes, 2021) Most wins drivers Felipe
Valtteri Bottas has won the Turkish Grand Prix with a fine drive to finish fourteen seconds ahead of Red Bull’s Max Verstappen and Sergio Perez. The Mercedes took his first victory in over a year with a brilliant drive showing good pace and tyre management despite the difficult conditions. Bottas retook the lead from Leclerc
Lewis Hamilton continued to set the pace in qualifying for the Turkish Grand Prix after beating his teammate Valtteri Bottas by a tenth and three hundredths. However the seven-time champion will start tenth because of a penalty for changing components on his power unit. Hamilton has looked on the pace throughout the weekend, however the
Lewis Hamilton continued to top the times after going a tenth and a half faster than the Ferrari of Charles Leclerc in second practice for the Turkish Grand Prix. The Mercedes driver continued to set the pace with a 23.804 putting him ahead of his teammate Valtteri Bottas by four-tenths. However the seven-time champion will
Lewis Hamilton was fastest in first practice for the Turkish Grand Prix going four-tenths faster than his championship rival Max Verstappen. The Mercedes driver set his fastest time setting a 24.178, but he will have a ten-place grid penalty for taking a new ICE unit. Conditions at Istanbul Park proved to be a lot better
Round sixteen sees F1 make its second trip to the Middle East and Istanbul for the Turkish Grand Prix, having been postponed by four months due to the pandemic. This races revival last year was because of the pandemic and this year replaces the cancelled Japanese Grand Prix. Istanbul Park was built in the early
Po Name Nat Team Time Points 1 Lewis Hamilton GBR Mercedes 01:42:19.313 25 2 Sergio Perez MEX Racing Point – Mercedes +00:31.633 18 3 Sebastian Vettel GER Ferrari +00:31.960 15 4 Charles Leclerc MON Ferrari +00:33.858 12 5 Carlos Sainz Jr ESP McLaren – Renault +00:34.363 10 6 Max Verstappen DUT Red Bull – Honda
Lewis Hamilton has secured a record-equalling seventh world championship with victory in a thrilling Turkish Grand Prix. The Englishman looked to struggle with the circuit all weekend but took the lead of the race with twenty laps to go. Mercedes had gone into the race following there most difficult Friday and worst qualifying in the
Po Name Nat Team Q1 Q2 Q3 1 Lance Stroll CAN Racing Point – Mercedes 02:07.467 01:53.372 01:47.765 2 Max Verstappen DUT Red Bull – Honda 01:57.485 01:50.293 01:48.055 3 Sergio Perez MEX Racing Point – Mercedes 02:07.614 01:54.097 01:49.320 4 Alexander Albon THA Red Bull – Honda 01:59.431 01:52.282 01:50.448 5 Daniel Ricciardo AUS
Lance Stroll has taken pole position in a wet qualifying for the Turkish Grand Prix. The Canadian took Racing Points first pole position since Spa 2009, when they were Force India, after finding time on the intermediates to go almost three tenths faster than Red Bull’s Max Verstappen. Throughout the session, it became clear that
