The 2021 Formula 1 season will continue this weekend with the Turkish Grand Prix, round 16 on the 22-race calendar.
With just seven races to go, the title fight between Lewis Hamilton and Max Verstappen will intensify as F1 returns to Istanbul Park for the second year in a row amid the disruption caused by the COVID-19 pandemic.
Hamilton has a narrow two-point lead over Red Bulls Verstappen at the beginning of the weekend after the Mercedes driver clinched his 100th Grand Prix victory in Sochi.
When is the Turkish Grand Prix?
The 2021 Turkish Grand Prix will take place on Sunday, October 10th. The cars will take to the track for two training sessions before the final practice and qualifying on Saturday. The main Grand Prix takes place on Sunday afternoon.
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Where does the Turkish Grand Prix take place?
The 2021 Turkey Grand Prix will take place in Istanbul Park.
The route is 5.338 km long and consists of 14 curves.
Where can I see the Turkish Grand Prix?
All races of this season will be broadcast live exclusively on Sky Sports F1, while extended highlights can be seen later in the evening on Channel 4.
All times are BST (British Summer Time, UK)
FRIDAY, OCTOBER 8th
Live F1 Turkish GP Practice 1 (Sky Sports F1) – 0900 (session starts at 09:30)
Live F1 Turkish GP Practice 2 (Sky Sports F1) – 1245 (session starts at 1300)
SATURDAY 9TH OCTOBER
Live F1 Turkish GP Practice 3 (Sky Sports F1) – 0945 (session starts at 1000)
Live F1 Turkish GP Qualifying (Sky Sports F1) – 1200 (session starts at 1300)
The Notebook with Ted Kravitz (Sky Sports F1) – 1700
F1 Turkish GP Qualifying Highlights (Channel 4) – 1830
SUNDAY 10TH OCTOBER
Live F1 GP Turkey – Sunday Grand Prix (Sky Sports F1) – 1130
Live F1 GP Turkey – Race (Sky Sports F1) – 1300
Live F1 GP Turkey – checkered flag (Sky Sports F1) – 1500
The Notebook with Ted Kravitz (Sky Sports F1) – 1600
F1 Turkish GP Race Highlights (Channel 4) – 1830
How else can I watch the Turkish Grand Prix?
In addition to TV coverage, Crash.net 2021 offers live text commentary on every practice session, qualifying session and race.
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Follow @ CRASH_NET_F1 for the latest F1 news, analysis and paddock reactions.
Current winners of the Turkish GP:
2020: Lewis Hamilton (Mercedes)
2012-2019: Not held
2011: Sebastian Vettel (Red Bull)
2010: Lewis Hamilton (McLaren)
2009: Jenson Button (muscle)
2008: Felipe Massa (Ferrari)
2007: Felipe Massa (Ferrari)
2006: Felipe Massa (Ferrari)
2005: Kimi Raikkonen (McLaren)
The rest of the F1 calendar 2021:
United States Grand Prix – October 24th
Mexican Grand Prix – November 7th
Brazilian Grand Prix – November 14th
Qatar Grand Prix – November 21st
Saudi Arabia Grand Prix – December 5th
Abu Dhabi Grand Prix – December 12th
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