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The seventh race on the Formula One calendar is Istanbul and the two Red Bull drivers lead the championship. Mark Webber wants his third win in a row. Mark Webber and his Red Bull team are on a high going into Sunday’s (30 May 2010) Turkish Grand Prix. Back-to-back Formula One wins in Spain and Monaco have taken Red Bull to the top of the constructors’ championship and Webber to join top of the drivers’ championship with his team mate Sebastian Vettel. Subscribe Now and Watch Turkish Grand Prix 2010 Live Online.

The Istanbul track is another of the modern circuits but more interesting for spectators and drivers than some of the other recent additions, Bahrain for example. A big difficulty here will be keeping tyre wear under control and some teams may opt for two tyre stops.

The first tyre problem will be early on when the cars are fully loaded with fuel and they have to handle the long turn eight. There are also enough twists and turns on the track to put pressure on the tyres throughout the race.
Getting the right set-up will be important and tricky as the circuit is a mix of fast straights and fast and slow corners.
Jenson Button won the race from pole last year.

Turkish Grand Prix 2010 TV Schedule (Times in GMT)
Friday 28th May 2010
Turkish Grand Prix Free practice 1 – 07:55-09:35
Turkish Grand Prix Free practice 2 – 11:55-13:35
Saturday 29th May 2010
Turkish Grand Prix Free practice 3 – 08:55-10:05
Turkish Grand Prix Qualifying – 10:55-13:25 (Qualifying starts at 12:00)
Sunday 30th May 2010
Turkish Grand Prix – 12:10-15:20 (Race starts at 13:00)

Watch all the action from the Turkish GP live online at www.watchf1.net as Jenson Button strives to extend his F1 World Championship lead. The Brawn GP driver sits 16 points clear of his team-mate Rubens Barrichello at the head of the driver’s standings.

Last time out in Monaco Button was again the class of the field, scoring his fifth win in six races this season. You can watch live F1 streaming of the Turkish GP weekend at  www.watchf1.net to see if the Englishman can make it six victories.

Barrichello finished second to Button in Monaco, with Ferrari showing improved form. Kimi Raikkonen ended the race in third, just ahead of his team-mate Felipe Massa. The last three Turkish Grands Prix have all been won by Massa, and he has claimed pole position on each occasion.

The Turkish GP is held at the Istanbul Park Circuit and the track is a favourite of the drivers. The only other person to win the Turkish GP is Raikkonen, who triumphed in the inaugural race in 2005 for McLaren. Juan-Pablo Montoya’s lap record of 1:24.770 still stands.Watch the Turkish Grand Prix live online at www.livef1.net to see if any driver can better the Columbian’s time.

The Hermann Tilke designed circuit features sweeping elevation changes and the daunting turn eight, which is a four apex corner. The turn is taken at very high speed, exerting lateral forces of 5G on the drivers and has caught many out. You can watch F1 live online at www.watchf1.net and see how the drivers cope with the unique challenge this corner poses.

The 2009 Turkish GP will be held on June 7th, over 58 laps of the 3.317 miles (5.338 km) circuit, giving a total race distance of 192.250 miles (309.396 km). Although the favourites for the 2009 race will be Button and Barrichello in the Brawns they can expect stiff competition from triple Turkish GP winner Massa in his Ferrari. Follow the Turkish GP live online to see if the popular Brazilian can make it four wins in a row at Istanbul Park. Subscribe now to watch turkish grand prix live online.

Red Bull will be hoping to bounce back after a disappointing Monaco GP weekend. Mark Webber made it into the points but his team-mate Sebastian Vettel, who lies third in the F1 World Championship, crashed out of the race. Vettel is the only driver to have won a race this season apart from Button. See if the young German can add to his tally by following Formula 1 live online at www.livef1.net.

Williams have flattered to deceive so far during the 2009 F1 season. Nico Rosberg has often been fastest in practice only to fade in the race, while his team-mate Kazuki Nakajima crashed out on the last lap in Monaco.

Defending F1 World Champion Lewis Hamilton had a disastrous time in Monaco, finishing a lap down in 12th. You can see if he can turn his season around by watching live streaming of the Turkish GP, where he finished second last year.

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