Honda has ordered the struggling Super Aguri team's spares truck and motorhome to be blocked from entering the Istanbul circuit paddock today, GPUpdate.net has learned. The dramatic news comes despite the fact that Super Aguri has a meeting with the Honda board on Tuesday to present the investment plan from the German Weigl Group.

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Mercedes motorsport boss Norbert Haug says Ferrari is the clear favourite for next weekend's Turkish Grand Prix at the Istanbul Park circuit, which hasn't been overly kind to McLaren in recent years.

Weigl confident his company is the "perfect match" for Super Aguri

Nico Rosberg has promised to learn from the mistake he made with his engineers in Barcelona which led to them going the wrong way with the car set-up during free practice, and consequently compromised their qualifying performance and race.

At Turkey next weekend, BMW's aim is to come off as well as possible in the three-way contest between the top teams. Ferrari had a clear edge in Barcelona, while the BMW Sauber and McLaren Mercedes teams were more or less level-pegging. 

Honda driver Rubens Barrichello will reach 257 Grand Prix appearances next weekend at the Turkish Grand Prix, and is hoping that his vast F1 experience will pay dividends and help him into the points.

Williams technical director Sam Michael is wary that cooler conditions at this year's Turkish Grand Prix will mean significant differences in car set-up. The Turkish race normally takes place in August, but has been brought forward to May this season.