2006 Turkish GP Technical Review
Technology dominated the Turkish Grand Prix weekend, more off-track than on track, and as usual, it was dabbed with controversy and speculation. Craig Scarborough brings new information on the mass damper ban and Ferrari's controversial wheel fairings, as well as updates on the various new developments seen on cars throughout the weekend
With the championship at a critical stage and far-reaching rule changes - affecting engines and chassis - dominating the teams' preparations for next year, this is a hectic time of the year for the engineering departments across the paddock.
With just four rounds remaining in the 2006 championship, the Turkish Grand Prix set the scene for the upcoming races, particularly at Suzuka and Interlagos.
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