Turkish Grand Prix Live

The Formula One Championship will be heading to the Turkish Grand Prix this week, the fourth race of the 2011 season of Formula One racing. The 2011 Formula One DHL Turkish Grand Prix is scheduled for May 6^th through the 8^th and it will be followed by the Spanish Grand Prix, which happens in Catalunya May 20^th to the 22^nd. If you want to watch the Formula One Championship live from your computer or mobile device all you have to do is click on the banners on this page and sign up. You'll get instant access to high quality video streams.

The previous race to this one was the Chinese Grand Prix, which took place in Shanghai from April 15^th to the 17^th. The winner of that race was Lewis Hamilton with Sebastian Vettel coming in second and Mark Webber in third. Jenson Button had fourth place and Nico Rosberg took fifth in the Chinese Grand Prix. Before that, the series was in Malaysia, on April 10^th, and that race was won by Sebastian Vettel. Then, the Formula One Championship started the season off in Australia on March 27^th with Sebastian Vettel once again taking the title for RBR-Renault.

In first place in the driver's championship is Sebastian Vettel with Red Bull Racing Renault. Lewis Hamilton is in second with Jenson Button in third. Mark Webber takes the fourth placed spot and Fernando Alonso with Ferrari comes in fifth. For the teams, RBR Renault is in first place with McLaren in second and Ferrari, Renault and Mercedes takes third fourth and fifth. Click on the banners on this page to watch the Formula One Championship in high quality streaming video from your computer or smart phone.

Posted: 28th June 2010

May 28th through the 30th is the next Formula One Championship Race, called the Turkish Grand Prix, which will be held at Istanbul Park, which is a 5.338 kilometer circuit. That's a total lap count of 58 and a total distance of 309.396. JP Montoya set the lap record on this circuit back in 2005 with a time of 1:24.770. You can watch this championship race by getting your membership at the banners on this page. You'll be able to watch the race in high quality video from your computer from anywhere you are in the world.

The previous race was the Monaco Grand Prix, which was held May 13th through the 16th at the Circuit de Monaco. The winner of the Monaco GP was Mark Webber, with Sebastian Vettel in second place. Robert Kubica took third place. Felipa Massa got fourth and Lewis Hamilton settled into fifth place with 6617.7 after Webber. After the Turkey Formula One Championship the series goes to Canada and then will head to Europe, Great Britain and Germany as we head to the end of the series in Abu Dhabi November 12th through the 14th.

Mark Webber leads the pack for Red Bull Racing, tied with Sebastian Vettel who is Webber's teammate with 78 points. Ferrari's Fernando Alonso is third place on the leader board with 75 points. Jenson Button is in fourth place, driving for McLaren and then Felipe Massa takes fifth in the Formula One Championship standings. If you want to watch the Formula One Championship all year then get your membership at the banners on this page and watch the race in high quality video right from your computer screen.

Posted: 5th June 2009

The seventh race of the 2009 Formula One season will happen in June as the Turkish Grand Prix is ran in Istanbul, Park. This race is regarded as one of the most exciting races of the entire formula one season and you're in the right place as www.liveracingonline.com will be carrying multiple streams and feeds from the race to allow you access to the entire event directly from the comfort and convenience of your PC or Laptop – anywhere in the world that you might be. The circuit is difficult but the racers are determined, and this is going to be a very exciting race to watch.

The Turkish Grand Prix started in 2005, and was held at the same venue – the newly constructed Istanbul Park Circuit, which became the 3^rd counter-clockwise track on the F1 Calender, which includes only the Autodromo Enzo e Dino Ferrari and the Autodromo Jose Carlos Pace in Brazil. The 2005 race was won by Kimi Raikkonen, who was then with Mclaren-Mercedes. The first Turkish Grand Prix ever saw Fernando Alonso take second in 2005.

The race is sponsored this year by the financial, insurance and banking institution ING. Previous to their sponsorship was Petrol Ofisi, who sponsored in 2006, 2007 and 2008. The first year the race was run it was sponsored by the Royal Bank of Scotland. The official name of the tournament this year is the ING Turkish Grand Prix.

The Circuit for the Turkish Grand Prix is the Istanbul Park Circuit in Istanbul, Turkey. The track follows the land contours, which dip and fall erratically. It's build was influenced by many of the world's best race tracks, with fourteen separate turns, and has been compared by experts to some of the other tracks on the F1 circuit, including Laguna Seca's “corkscrew”. Turn eight is especially interesting as it is a quadruple apex with a load of 5 G's that the driver has to contend with, making fans scoot to the edge of their seats each time the drivers approach this turn on the circuit.

This was especially true in 2005 as the excitement for fans continued to mount, with drivers being unfamiliar with turn eight and spinning out because they pushed a little too hard taking the corner. Juan Pablo Montoya was one of those who lost it with only two laps to go, attempting to lap Tiago Monteirro. The Istanbul Park Circuit is 5.338 kms and the race length is more than 309 kms with a total of 58 laps being run. 

In 2008, Felipe Massa won for Ferrari after starting at pole position on the starting grid, While Lewis Hamilton who started in 3^rd on the grid came in second place. Third was taken by Kimi Raikkonen, who won the very first time this race was ever run, and Robert Kubica moved up one spot from the starting grid to take fourth. Nick Hedfield of BMW Sauber took fifth, after being placed 9^th in the starting grid. Raikkonen is Massa's current teammate. Massa has won the race the past three years making him champion for 2006, 2007 and 2008. The lap record was set by JP Montoya in 2005 at 1:24.770. 

The first practice session starts on Friday, June 5^th from 10:00 to 11:30 local time, with another practice session to follow that afternoon from 14:00 to 15:30, giving driver's a total of 3 hours on Friday to get familiar with the track. They'll get one more practice session on Saturday, with only an hour, from 11:00 to 12:00 and then the qualifying starts at 14:00 on Saturday afternoon. The actual race will begin on Sunday, June 7^th , 2009 at 15:00 local time.

If you want to watch this race you'll be able to see it in high quality live from the circuit with your membership, as well as the rest of the races in the Formula 1 season. Don't miss a single second of racing action this year, instead, be on the front row watching as drivers make history at this brand new, exciting and dangerous racing track. It's the 2009 season of the Turkish Grand Prix, from the Istanbul Park Circuit in Istanbul, Turkey starting on June 5^th 2009. Don't miss one of the most exciting formula one races this year, as the Turkish Grand Prix makes it's fifth run at the Istanbul Park Circuit in Istanbul, Turkey in June. You can watch all of the live action as these drivers compete in the seventh race of the 2009 F1 season thus far by going to www.liveracingonline.com. Felipe Massa will be defending his title from 2008, hoping to take home the trophy for the fourth year in a row. Don't miss the racing action from the circuit at Istanbul on July 5^th through the 7^th 2009.

It's the seventh race of the 2009 Formula One season on June 7^th as the Turkish Grand Prix is ran from Istanbul Park Circuit. Felipe Massa took the title in 2008, as well as in 2006 and 2007 and he is hoping to walk away with yet a fourth title, but the track is dangerous and the race is new, so inexperienced drivers may have a hard time. Look for some serious action from the circuit in Turkey on July 7^th and watch all of the action live at www.liveracingonline.com. Don't miss the fifth running of the Turkish Grand Prix in June of '09. Your place for all the high-octane racing action is www.liveracingonline.com as you can view the race with multiple high quality feeds and streams with full recording capabilities and the best quality streams available. Can Felipe Massa walk away with a fourth title in a row this year? Find out on June 7^th as the 2009 Turkish Grand Prix commences from the Istanbul Park Circuit.