Lewis Hamilton and his Mercedes Formula 1 boss Toto Wolff have both admitted that they picked the wrong Turkish Grand Prix strategy – but they disagree on whether staying out would’ve been a viable option
Lewis Hamilton’s frustration at Mercedes over team radio was clear after his late pitstop in the Turkish Grand Prix. But who was right? Here are our writers’ thoughts
Mercedes driver Valtteri Bottas took an assured first victory of the F1 season in a wet Turkish GP, with team-mate Lewis Hamilton’s podium challenge ending in fifth place
Former Mercedes Formula 1 CEO Nick Fry will become the new chairman of the McLaren Applied technology company
Daniel Ricciardo will start from the back of the grid at the Turkish Grand Prix after McLaren opted to take a strategic penalty to bring new Mercedes Formula 1 engine components into his pool. Ricciardo had a disappointing qualifying result at Istanbul Park as he was eliminated in the opening segmen
After Monza win and Sochi near-win, McLaren has tumbled backwards at Istanbul. It’s not surprised by that, but it still “hurts”. Scott Mitchell looks at the reasons for its loss of pace
At Sochi Max Verstappen came from 20th to second. So recovering from 11th at Istanbul shouldn’t be too hard for Lewis Hamilton in theory. Yet he and Mercedes are pessimistic
Yet again, the fastest driver in a Formula 1 qualifying session won’t get the pole position on their historical statistics. That bothers Valentin Khorounzhiy
The Turkish Grand Prix is proving to be one of the least competitive weekends of Red Bull’s 2021 Formula 1 season. Mark Hughes explains why its high-rake concept and the Istanbul surface aren’t gelling
Mick Schumacher reached Q2 for only the second time in his Formula 1 career in qualifying for the Turkish Grand Prix and was even dreaming of the “far-fetched” possibility of making Q3 given the pace of the Haas
