2021 Turkish GP: A Statistic for Every Driver
Bottas overtakes Stweart’s pole tally, Verstappen equals Lauda’s podium tally and Ocon completes a whole race on one set of tyres.
Bottas overtakes Stweart’s pole tally, Verstappen equals Lauda’s podium tally and Ocon completes a whole race on one set of tyres.
Bottas wins for the first time in over a year, Sainz scores from nineteenth on the grid and Alonso has an afternoon to forget.
Bottas equals Arnoux as the non-champion with the most poles, Hamilton is set to start eleventh and Alonso records his best grid position in over seven years.
At the ninth Turkish Grand Prix, Hamilton could equal the Turkey win record and Alonso could extend the record for most Istanbul Park podiums.
All the information you could need about the 2021 Turkish Grand Prix weekend at Istanbul Park.
Until 2020, no Turkish Grand Prix had been won from outside the front row of the grid – and no podiums had been taken from outside the top five grid slots.
Ferrari have the most wins at Istanbul Park, while Red Bull have taken pole in three of the last four races at the track.
Here are all the facts and statistics you need to know from the previous races held at Istanbul Park ahead of F1’s return to the circuit for the 2021 Turkish Grand Prix!
Formula 1 first raced in Turkey in 2005,and will return to the country in 2020, nine years after the last race at the circuit. Here’s everything you need to know about Istanbul Park!
Hamilton wins with the second largest margin of his career, Magnussen records his seventh retirement of the year and Russell moves up the list of most starts without a point. Here’s a statistic from each driver’s 2020 Turkish Grand Prix weekend.
Hamilton becomes a seven-time World Champion, Perez equals his career-best result and two drivers become race leaders for the first time. Here are the facts and statistics from the 2020 Turkish Grand Prix!
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Lance Stroll takes the first pole position of his career, Mercedes fail to qualify in the top six for the first time in over seven years and both Alfa Romeos escape Q1 for the first time this season. Here are the facts and statistics from qualifying at the 2020 Turkish Grand Prix!
The 2020 Turkish Grand Prix will be the third Formula 1 race to have been held on 15th November, after the 1987 Australian Grand Prix and the 2015 Brazilian Grand Prix.
As Formula 1 returns to Istanbul Park for the first time since 2011, Mercedes power seeks its 200th win and Hamilton is on the hunt for a seventh title. Here are the milestones and records which could be broken at the 2020 Turkish Grand Prix!
Mercedes have been crowned Constructors’ Champions and Lewis Hamilton can seal a seventh title at Istanbul Park. Here are the title permutations ahead of the 2020 Turkish Grand Prix! After retiring from the Emilia Romagna Grand Prix, Max Verstappen ensured that the 2020 Drivers’ Championship would be awarded to a Mercedes driver. Only Lewis Hamilton …
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