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<blockquote data-quote="Salty25" data-source="post: 249960" data-attributes="member: 185281"><a href="http://www.formula1.com/race/result/764/24.html" target="_blank">http://www.formula1.com/race/result/764/24.html</a>Things return to form in qualifying in Turkey, as Ferrari secure the front row, and Renault occupy the second row of the grid for tomorrow’s race.It was Felipe Massa, however, who captured pole position for Ferrari, the first of his career, as Michael Schumacher couldn’t push all the way on used tyres. Alonso qualified close behind in 3rd, and team mate Fisichella was 4th.Toyota continue their good form in qualifying, with Ralf Schumacher placing in 5th, and BMW-Sauber also done well again – Heidfeld 6th, Kubica in 9th. Conqueror of Hungary, Jenson Button is 7th, next to McLaren pilot Kimi Raikkonen (8th), and Mark Webber slipped into 10th.The below par performers of the day were Jarno Trulli (13th), Rubens Barrichello (14th), and most notably David Coulthard, who failed to get beyond the first session, in 17th – it appears his luck for getting clear track space ran out on this occasion. One good piece of driving which may well go unnoticed was that of Christijan Albers, who managed to make the second session in his Midland, eventually qualifying in 16th.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Salty25, post: 249960, member: 185281"] [URL]http://www.formula1.com/race/result/764/24.html[/URL] Things return to form in qualifying in Turkey, as Ferrari secure the front row, and Renault occupy the second row of the grid for tomorrow’s race. It was Felipe Massa, however, who captured pole position for Ferrari, the first of his career, as Michael Schumacher couldn’t push all the way on used tyres. Alonso qualified close behind in 3rd, and team mate Fisichella was 4th. Toyota continue their good form in qualifying, with Ralf Schumacher placing in 5th, and BMW-Sauber also done well again – Heidfeld 6th, Kubica in 9th. Conqueror of Hungary, Jenson Button is 7th, next to McLaren pilot Kimi Raikkonen (8th), and Mark Webber slipped into 10th. The below par performers of the day were Jarno Trulli (13th), Rubens Barrichello (14th), and most notably David Coulthard, who failed to get beyond the first session, in 17th – it appears his luck for getting clear track space ran out on this occasion. One good piece of driving which may well go unnoticed was that of Christijan Albers, who managed to make the second session in his Midland, eventually qualifying in 16th. [/QUOTE]

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