Formula One statistics for Turkish Grand Prix

WINS

Ferrari have won 215 races, McLaren 170, Williams 113 and champions Red Bull 17.

Lewis Hamilton's victory for McLaren in China on April 17 was the 15th of his Formula One career, lifting him above champions Jack Brabham and Emerson Fittipaldi in the all-time rankings.

Michael Schumacher holds the record for victories by a driver, with 91. Ferrari's Fernando Alonso has the second most among current drivers (26). One more by the Spaniard would take him level with Britain's Jackie Stewart.

Red Bull's Sebastian Vettel has won 12 races, McLaren's Jenson Button nine.

Hamilton's success in Shanghai ended Vettel's hopes of a fifth win in a row, and third in three this season.

POLE POSITION

Vettel has been on pole position for the last four races. His pole in China was the 18th of his career, the same number as Hamilton.

The record for successive pole positions belongs to the late Brazilian triple champion Ayrton Senna, who chalked up eight in a row in 1988/89.

QUALIFYING

Red Bull's Mark Webber, Ferrari's Felipe Massa, Mercedes' Michael Schumacher, Force India's Adrian Sutil, Team Lotus' Jarno Trulli and HRT's Narain Karthikeyan have been outqualified by their team mates in every race so far in 2011.

TURKEY

All six Turkish Grands Prix to date have been won by a driver starting on the front row. On four of those occasions, the man on pole position has gone on to win.

Button (winner with Brawn in 2009) and Hamilton in 2010 both started in second place. Red Bull have started the last two races at Istanbul Park on pole but have yet to win there.

Two of the races have ended in one-two finishes (Ferrari 2007, McLaren 2010).

Ferrari's Felipe Massa has the best record at Istanbul Park, with three wins in a row between 2006-2008.

The safety car has been deployed twice in the past, giving a 33 percent probability that it will be required again this year.

POINTS

Team Lotus, Hispania (HRT) and Virgin Racing have yet to score a point in Formula One since their debuts in Bahrain last year. Former champions Williams are still seeking their first point of 2011.

MILESTONE

There were 23 classified finishers in the Chinese Grand Prix, the largest number in any race yet. The previous record was 22 in Brazil last year.