The 2021 Formula 1 Turkish Grand Prix took place on the Istanbul Park circuit on October 10th, and the race provided fans with plenty of excitement and drama. The race had a mix of rain and dry conditions, making it a challenging event for drivers and teams.

The standout moment of the race came at the start when Lewis Hamilton, who started in fifth place, made a stunning move to take the lead in the first few corners. The seven-time world champion showed his skill and determination as he navigated the wet track to claim the top spot.

However, Hamilton’s lead was short-lived as he struggled to maintain his pace on the intermediate tires in the damp conditions. Max Verstappen capitalized on Hamilton’s struggles and took the lead, building a comfortable gap over the Mercedes driver.

As the track dried out, Hamilton and his teammate Valtteri Bottas opted to pit for slick tires, a move that saw them fall down the order. Verstappen, on the other hand, stayed out on track and maintained his lead.

The race took another twist when the rain returned in the closing stages, causing chaos on track. Several drivers, including Verstappen, struggled for grip on the slippery surface, allowing Hamilton to close the gap.

In a nail-biting finish, Hamilton managed to catch and pass Verstappen on the final lap to take the victory, extending his lead in the championship standings. The win was Hamilton’s 100th in Formula 1, making him the first driver in history to reach the milestone.

Behind the leading duo, Carlos Sainz produced an impressive drive to finish in third place, securing his second podium of the season for Ferrari. The Spaniard showed his skill in tricky conditions and outperformed his teammate Charles Leclerc, who finished fourth.

Overall, the 2021 Turkish Grand Prix provided fans with a thrilling race full of twists and turns. The unpredictable weather conditions added to the excitement, showcasing the skill and adaptability of the drivers and teams. With only a few races left in the season, the battle for the championship continues to heat up, promising more thrilling moments in the races to come.