The 2011 Formula 1 Grand Prix auto race will be held in Istanbul on the weekend of May 6 to 8, at Istanbul Park in Tuzla/Kurtköy, 62 km (38 miles) southeast of Istanbul on the Asian side of the Bosphorus near SabihaGökçen Airport. Istanbul Park Istanbul Park is a spectacular motor racing facility located just outside the famous Turkish city. Designed by renowned German architect Herman Tilke, the 5.338 kilometre (3.317 mile) circuit celebrated its official opening in August 2005 with the inaugural Turkish Grand Prix. Since then the track has established itself as a firm favourite with the racing fraternity. Featuring 14 challenging bends and an unusual anti-clockwise layout, it is considered a benchmark test of both driver and car, and the multi-apex Turn Eight has already gone down in Formula One folklore as one of the sport’s toughest corners. It’s also fast, with two long straights that see the cars reach speeds of over 330 km/h, while its mixture of fast and slow corners means there are plenty of overtaking opportunities. Adding to the circuit’s spectacle are dramatic gradient changes - over the course of a lap, the track’s elevation varies by almost 46 metres. For spectators too, Istanbul Park’s facilities are incomparable. The track has a seating capacity for more than 130,000 fans, 25,000 of whom can enjoy the action from the track’s main grandstand. There is also parking available for over 12,000 vehicles. Guests of honour are entertained in the two seven-storey VIP towers which dominate the skyline at either end of the paddock. Each tower can accommodate 5,000 people, and both offer excellent views during races - as well as suburb corporate hospitality all year round. With its state-of-the-art facilities, ground-breaking layout and exotic location, Istanbul Park is one of the world’s most highly-regarded racing circuits - and a must-visit destination for any serious motorsport fan. F1 ISTANBUL TIMETABLE Fri 06 May 2011 Practice 1 10:00 - 11:30 Practice 2 14:00 - 15:30 Sat 07 May 2011 Practice 3 11:00 - 12:00 Qualifying 14:00 Sun 08 May 2011 Race 15:00 Book your car before you come! Up to %10 discounts...
Welcome to 33rd Marmaris Yacht Charter Show from 9 to 13 May 2014. (Inspection of Boats will start on 9th of May.)
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The Marmaris Yacht Charter Show (12-16 May 2012) , the largest of its kind in the Eastern Mediterranean, signals for most the start of the Summer Charter Season. Traditional Turkish hospitality guarantees that Yacht Charter Agents and Brokers are throughly and expertly entertained during the week.
The Ladies European Tour event, the Turkish Airlines Ladies Open 2012, will take place in Belek, Turkey at National Golf Club and Calista Luxury Resort.
OKTOBERFEST, originally held in Munich is one of the biggest festivals in the world drawing almost 6 million visitors from all over the world every year and now it is in Istanbul!Parkorman in collaboration with KafePi and Pepe Events will host OKTOBERFEST on the 8th and 9th of october.
The Turkish Dalyan is the best beach destination in Europe. This according a research carried out by Zoover and Meteovista. The Portuguese Monte Gardo and Greek Stalis complete the Top 3. Side is the most popular destination in Turkey, followed by Alanya and Marmaris.
Dream a place that features an ancient theatre with the best acoustics in the world, and dream a festival that brings together on that theatre stage the best jazz artists and bands in the world on the most beautiful days of the year.
The Gümüşlük International Classical Music Festival and Eklisia summer school is held in the small fishing village of Gümüşlük on the south west coast of Turkey.
Marmaris International Yacht Club –MIYC- is proud to host charter professionals and superyachts here in Southwest Turkey.
Antalya Airport has been declared Europe’s best airport in its size range for 2010 by Airports Council International, or ACI, Europe, Antalya news agency reported Monday.
Valentin Iglinsky claimed the second stage of the Tour of Turkey in a bunch sprint in Turgutreis.
Sprinter Alessandro Petacchi won stage four of the Tour of Turkey while Bartosz Huzarski took over at the top of the general classification.
Southwestern town of Akyaka is set to become the second 'Cittaslow' in Turkey after İzmir's Seferihisar. The process started after the town voted 'yes' in a referendum.
Three new marinas will be constructed in the western province of Mugla. The new marinas will be built in Datca and Dalaman towns as well as Oren hamlet of Milas town of Mugla, which will increase the number of marinas in Mugla to 16.
Italy’s Andrea Guardini (Farnese Vini-Neri) outsprinted Tyler Farrar to win the opening stage of the Tour of Turkey in Istanbul.
Preparations for the rafting season have begun in Köyceğiz in the southwestern province of Muğla.
Tourism investors advocate controlled construction in selected bays but environmentalists and local governmental official have completely opposed the idea.
Italian Matteo Rabottini won stage five of the Tour of Turkey, his first professional victory, as Thomas Peterson of the USA went ahead in a General Classification shake-up.
The Best Marmaris-Mugla Hotels on TripAdvisor / July 2015