Following a fax vote of its World Motor Sport Council (WMSC), the FIA has published the definitive F1 2012 World Championship calendar - with no room at the inn for Istanbul... read more »

The Turkish Grand Prix has been dropped from next year's Formula 1 calendar which has been published by the sport's governing body. read more »

After seven years, the Turkish Grand Prix has been removed from the Formula 1 calendar. The much anticipated news was confirmed on Wednesday as governing body the FIA issued a... read more »

Aug.22 (GMM) In a question and answer session on HRT's official website, the team said it will take "two years" to move away from the back of the grid.... read more »

Despite being left off the latest edition of the 2012 schedule, organisers in Turkey have not given up hope of hosting a grand prix next year... read more »

Turkish Grand Prix chiefs say that negotiations are ongoing with Bernie Ecclestone for the race to remain on the Formula 1 schedule read more »

Ex-Formula 1 team owner Eddie Jordan has defended Red Bull’s Christian Horner for using team-orders during the 2011 season, stating that the collision between... read more »

The Turkish sports minister is keen to meet with Formula One Management (FOM) chief executive Bernie Ecclestone in a last-ditch attempt to keep Istanbul on the annual F1 calendar. read more »

Aug.5 (GMM) Bahrain has played down claims it asked for a later race slot on next year's calendar due to continuing civil uncertainty in the troubled island Kingdom. The... read more »

Aug.2 (GMM) Turkey has vowed to fight for its place on the formula one calendar. The Istanbul round was provisionally included in the original 2012 calendar, but an amended... read more »

Turkey is prepared to do anything to keep Formula 1 in the country in 2012, according to Mumtaz Tahincioglu of the Turkish Automobile Sports Federation read more »

Aug.2 (GMM) Bernie Ecclestone has slammed suggestions the F1 teams will negotiate changes to the 2012 grand prix calendar. A revised version of the provisional schedule for... read more »

A revised F1 calendar for next season could witness the demise of the Turkish Grand Prix, according to paddock insiders. read more »

McLaren managing director Jonathan Neale has confirmed that Turkey has been dropped from the 2012 calendar. read more »

The Turkish Grand Prix looks set to be dropped from the Formula 1 calendar after teams are told it is no longer on the schedule. read more »

The Turkish Grand Prix is set to be axed from the 2012 Formula One calendar while the Bahrain GP will return next year... read more »

Bernie Ecclestone has proposed a number of changes to the 2012 calendar, including pushing back the Bahrain Grand Prix and dropping the race in Turkey altogether. read more »

The 2012 calendar is set for a major shake-up which would see Bahrain move toward the end of the season, whilst Turkey will be dropped read more »

Formula 1 supremo Bernie Ecclestone plans to move the Bahrain Grand Prix to the tail end of the 2012 season, AUTOSPORT can reveal, as part of a revised calendar that looks set... read more »

Mark Webber says he showed he can race against team-mate Sebastian Vettel without a repeat of Turkey 2010 in the British Grand Prix read more »

Jun.29 (GMM) Despite Lewis Hamilton no longer thinking the 2011 title fight is effectively over, not everyone in the F1 paddock agrees with him. Renault's departing team... read more »

Fernando Alonso is confident that Ferrari will receive a strong opportunity for its first victory of the season in Valencia this weekend. With seven races having passed since... read more »

Adrian Sutil fears the double drag-reduction zones in Canada could make overtaking a little too easy, similar to that in Turkey last month. The Force India read more »

Jenson Button has said that McLaren's performance in the tighter sections of Turkey and Spain bodes well for Monaco this weekend. read more »

Ferrari will be forced to use its Turkey-specification rear wing after it was decided by the FIA that its new design does not adhere to the technical regulations. The Italian... read more »