Cement mixer overturns on AYE
Mishap caused a morning rush-hour traffic jam on the AYE towards Changi Airport. -ST
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Senna retires after hitting dog during GP2 race
Brazilian Bruno Senna retired from a GP2 support race at the Turkish Grand Prix on Sunday after hitting a stray dog that ran onto the track.
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Raikkonen happy with battling third for Ferrari
Defending drivers world champion Kimi Raikkonen of Finland said he was happy to collect six points for finishing a battling third in Sunday's incident-filled Turkish Grand Prix.
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Hamilton raves over runner-up spot
Hamilton's runner-up place allowed him to close the gap to championship leader Kimi Raikkonen to seven points, although the Briton is now tied with Massa in second place.
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Record-breaking Barrichello suffers for lack of pace
Brazilian Barrichello had to endure a disappointing race at Instabul Park as he started his 257th Grand Prix and ended up finishing in 14th position.
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Team by team analysis of Turkish Grand Prix
It is Massa's third Turkish Grand Prix win in a row from pole position, second victory of the season and seventh of his career.
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Five new ERP gantries to go up in S'pore River area
Ministry says retailers should not worry. -ST
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Brazillian Felipe Massa wins Turkish Grand Prix for Ferrari
The Ferrari driver won from pole position for the third year in a row after an enthralling tactical battle with McLaren's Lewis Hamilton. -Reuters
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Three-Peat
Massa, who won his first Grand Prix race here in 2006, took pole position for the third successive year yesterday. -ST
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Rolling out
Nissan's luxury brand is on course for a worldwide expansion after a considerably successful outing in the United States.
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Webber negotiating to stay with Red Bull
Australian Mark Webber said on Saturday he had opened contract talks to stay with his Red Bull Formula One team next season.
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Honda will try to help Sato and Davidson
Honda will try to help Japan's Takuma Sato and Briton Anthony Davidson after the demise of the Super Aguri Formula One team, according to Honda F1 chief executive Nick Fry.
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Hamilton recognises his 'Apollo' was the pits
McLaren's Lewis Hamilton has recognised that acting may not be his forte after a Turkish Grand Prix promotional stunt turned into an embarrassment for the Formula One driver.
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Taxi passenger records terror ride on handphone video
MPV follows taxi after getting honked at. Then driver flashes 'V' sign and drives off.
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Tuas race track 'good to go'
Circuit@Tuas open for practice after 2-month delay.
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Proton Stingray chopper-bike a big hit
The prototype bike runs on a car engine. -The Star
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Grand Prix season so far
Story of Formula One season so far ahead of Sunday's Turkish Grand Prix here:
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No Super Aguri, but Raikkonen confident in Istanbul
Defending drivers' world champion Finn Kimi Raikkonen is confident that he and Ferrari will be competitive again in this weekend's Turkish Grand Prix despite not having tested at the circuit.
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NUS team in eco-car marathon
Students from the National University of Singapore (NUS) will be flying the region's banner when they take part in the Shell Eco-Marathon, a race for fuel-efficient cars.
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Fatal crash: Editor accused of running red light
Lim, 55, a Shin Min Daily News executive editor, is alleged to have run a red light, according to the charges against her.
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Trulli says some F1 drivers uninterested in safety
Italian Jarno Trulli has criticised Formula One rivals who refuse to join the Grand Prix Drivers' Association (GPDA) for being uncaring about safety.
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Toyota warns of first profit drop in nine years
The gloomy forecast came as Japan's largest automaker reported another record performance for the financial year to March on the back of brisk demand in fast-growing emerging economies.
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Kubica wants best form on bogey track in Turkey
The BMW driver has had two disappointing races at the track and wants to grab at least another podium finish to banish the blues at one of his bogey circuits.
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Kovalainen passed fit to race in Turkey
McLaren's Heikki Kovalainen thanked his lucky stars and paid tribute to Formula One's safety standards.
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Hamilton wants to start winning again
The 23-year-old Briton said he hopes to end Ferrari's run of success with a McLaren win at the Istanbul Park circuit.
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Barrichello still going strong at 257
Jenson Button led the compliments for Honda team mate Rubens Barrichello at the Turkish Grand Prix on Thursday.
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F1 qualifying to change after Super Aguri exit
Formula One's governing body said on Thursday that qualifying procedures would change after the Super Aguri team's withdrawal from the championship.
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He offered $50 for punching me
He lodged a police report more than six months ago but had no idea the man who punched him had been charged and fined.
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Sato, Davidson vow to stay
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ERP woes: CashCard or car's IU at fault?
CashCards of some 300 motorists go undetected at gantries despite having enough value. -ST
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