Formula One News — May 2011

MAY 8, 2011

Sunday Photos

Turkish GP - Sunday Photos

Sunday Press Conference

Turkish GP - Sunday Press Conference

Sunday Team Quotes

Turkish GP - Sunday Team Quotes

Race Results

Turkish GP - Race Results

Todt firm on 2013 turbos

FIA president Jean Todt has stonewalled suggestions that the small capacity turbo engines due for introduction to F1 in 2013 are in any way open to negotiation.

Todt to reintroduce F1 testing

FIA president Jean Todt is to push for the reintroduction of limited F1 testing as soon as possible.

MAY 7, 2011

Saturday Photos

Turkish GP - Saturday Photos

Saturday Press Conference

Turkish GP - Saturday Press Conference

Saturday Team Quotes

Turkish GP - Saturday Team Quotes

Qualifying Results

Turkish GP - Qualifying Results

Practice 3 Results

Turkish GP - Practice 3 Results

MAY 6, 2011

Whitmarsh: F1 needs to be free to air

With the future ownership of F1 much in the news following the rumoured interest of Newscorp, leading players are emphasising that F1 must continue to be shown on free to air TV rather than pay channels.

Friday Press Conference

Turkish GP - Friday Press Conference

Friday Photos

Turkish GP - Friday Photos

Friday Team Quotes

Turkish GP - Friday Team Quotes

Horner unconcerned by Vettel shunt

Red Bull team principal Christian Horner is confident that his team is in decent shape for the Turkish GP despite Sebastian Vettel missing the only dry track running of Friday practice due to an accident exiting Turn 8 on Friday morning.

Webber: 2012 decision will be later

From vibes being given off in Turkey it seems as if Mark Webber's continued tenure of a Red Bull seat alongside Sebastian Vettel will depend on both his 2011 results and his own motivation to continue as he approaches 35 and completes his 10th season in F1.

Practice 2 Results

Turkish GP - Practice 2 Results

Practice 1 Results

Turkish GP - Practice 1 Results

MAY 5, 2011

Thursday Press Conference

Turkish GP - Thursday Press Conference

Analysis: The Williams situation

Sam Michael's resignation as technical director at Williams, a position he has held since 2004, and the arrival of Mike Coughlan as design chief, has dominated the week's F1 news.