Valtteri Bottas has secured a good starting position for Saturday's Turkish GP. Behind the Finn, Max Verstappen and Charles Leclerc will start. A good start is important at this track, especially with the chance of rain. Last year we saw Verstappen lose a few places at the start of the Turkish GP due to the wet track. With a good start, the Dutchman can immediately pull away and get a good lead on Lewis Hamilton who starts from P11 due to his grid penalty. When will the Turkish GP start? The Turkish Grand Prix will start at 13:00 on Sunday afternoon. The drivers will do 58 laps at Intercity Istanbul Park. The finish is expected with a dry track around 14:30. It looks like it will rain. If...
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