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Heikki: Maybe it was good to get hit on head.
After bouncing back from his horrific high-speed accident in the Spanish Grand Prix just two weeks ago, Heikki Kovalainen has joked that maybe getting hit on the head there was a positive thing - as he stormed to the maiden front row start of his Formula 1 career in Istanbul this weekend.
Massa sees them all off at 'his' track.
'I own this track', Felipe Massa had vowed on Friday in Turkey, and the Brazilian would prove as good as his word in qualifying around the challenging Istanbul Park circuit, by storming to his second pole position of the 2008 campaign ahead of an impressive Heikki Kovalainen.
DC shines as Webber shunts.
Red Bull Racing endured a day of two halves during the opening couple of practice sessions for this weekend's Turkish Grand Prix, with David Coulthard showing strongly towards the upper reaches of the timesheets, but Mark Webber going off heavily in the sister RB4.
Trulli: Some drivers don't care about safety.
Jarno Trulli has slammed some of his Formula 1 rivals for refusing to join the Grand Prix Drivers' Association (GPDA), suggesting they 'don't care' about safety.
Heikki: The worst accident of my career.
Heikki Kovalainen has branded his Spanish Grand Prix shunt as the worst accident of his racing career, even though he emerged from underneath the turn nine tyre barrier with little more than bruising and a concussion.
STR admits Monaco not ideal debut for STR3.
Scuderia Toro Rosso has confirmed that it intended to debut its 2008 car in Turkey this weekend, but has had to defer the STR3's first race appearance until round six, in Monaco, later this month.
Honda 'disappointed', Suzuki slams Fry.
Honda has claimed to be 'disappointed' by Aguri Suzuki's decision to pull the plug on his ailing Super Aguri F1 team, but admitted that it was inevitable given the operation's current circumstances.
End of the road for Aguri.
Despite various rescue plans being put forward over the past few months, the Super Aguri F1 team has finally accepted the inevitable and revealed that it is to withdraw from the 2008 Formula One world championship.
Bridgestone reacts to Turkish problems.
Although conditions at the Istanbul Park circuit are unlikely to be as harsh as in recent years, due to a date change, Bridgestone has attempted to head off possible problems with its tyres.
Sunseeker launches Fiat powered challenger.
Having already made its mark in four-wheeled motorsport, Fiat is to power an entry into the Powerboat P1 World Championship for the 2008 season.
'Not a grain of truth' in Kimi quit rumours.
Kimi Raikkonen has absolutely no thoughts of retiring at the end of the 2009 Formula 1 season - that is the view of Ferrari team principal Stefano Domenicali.
New energy for Williams' KERS programme.
The Williams F1 team has taken a major step in the development of systems destined for its 2009 with the acquisition of a minority shareholding in Automotive Hybrid Power Limited, a company developing high-energy composite flywheels for use in energy recovery systems.
Eastern Creek switch gathers pace.
Debate over the future of the Australian Grand Prix has taken another turn after it was revealed that a major feasibility study will be carried out into the prospect of upgrading Sydney's Eastern Creek circuit.
McLaren satisfied with real-life crash test.
Television pictures showing the front of Heikki Kovalainen's McLaren missing following its accident at the Circuit de Catalunya on Sunday naturally caused concern for the health of the driver, but the team insists that the chassis performed as intended.
Danica 'dead set' on move to F1.
IndyCar's latest new winner Danica Patrick has dismissed criticism from a former world champion that she is not good enough for Formula 1, by insisting she is 'dead set' on making the move into the top flight in the future.
Button shines in Spain, promises more to come.
by Chris Hayes Jenson Button gifted Honda its first points of the season and his first since Shanghai last year with a superb charge to sixth place in Barcelona - though he hinted afterwards that it could have been even better still.
Ex-champ: Danica not good enough for F1.
Despite taking her maiden IndyCar Series success in Motegi last weekend, Danica Patrick does not possess the necessary talent to make the move across to Formula 1 - that is the view of former triple world champion Nelson Piquet.
Ferrari pair cagey on Alonso threat.
Neither Kimi Raikkonen or Felipe Massa would be drawn on whether they consider Fernando Alonso and Renault a legitimate threat for victory in the Spanish Grand Prix, after the local hero qualified between them and on the front row.
Campos: McLaren are missing Alonso.
Though Lewis Hamilton may deny that he is missing the input of former team-mate Fernando Alonso in his second season in the top flight in 2008, former Formula 1 ace Adrian Campos has claimed both the Briton and his McLaren-Mercedes squad are suffering from the double world champion's absence.
Brundle: Tyre-warmer ban sensible, provided...
Martin Brundle says he believes the new 2009 technical regulations in Formula 1 are 'a move in the right direction' for the sport, though he echoed leading drivers' fears over the inherent dangers of a ban on tyre-warmers with the top flight set to return to slick rubber next year.
DC and Flav agree: No room for racism in F1.
Two more of Formula 1's leading figures have added their support to the FIA's newly-unveiled EveryRace campaign, insisting racism is 'totally unacceptable'.
Fry: Aguri happy ending not guaranteed.
Nick Fry has warned that Super Aguri's Formula 1 survival is far from a racing certainty, as the beleagured Japanese minnows still have no firm indication of whether or not they will be able to compete in this weekend's Spanish Grand Prix.
Hollywood hard man to play Murray in film.
A movie about German racing legend Michael Schumacher is to be produced, with veteran commentator Murray Walker set to be played by none other than Hollywood hard man... Bruce Willis.