The likes of Brawn GP, Red Bull and Ferrari look to make their mark in final practice ahead of Turkish Grand Prix qualifying.

Luca di Montezemolo has not attended the FIA-FOTA meeting in London today. The Scuderia Ferrari president, also leading representative of the Formula One Teams' Association, was forced to skip the meeting with the sport's governing body as his father passed away.

"It's great to see so many people here for a car race, it's a fantastic atmosphere." Meeting the press after a lap on the track in a Ferrari California with Jean Alesi behind the wheel, Luca di Montezemolo didn't hide his satisfaction about the packed grandstands at Le Mans:

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McLaren acknowledges receipt of an invitation to appear at an FIA World Motor Sport Council meeting in Paris on April 29, received this afternoon. We undertake to co-operate fully with all WMSC processes, and welcome the opportunity to work with the FIA in the best interests of Formula 1.

Reigning and multiple MotoGP champion Valentino Rosso has reiterated that he will no longer attempt to switch to formula one.

The renegotiation of his Yamaha contract is looming, and he told Italy's Tuttosport that he sees his post-motorcycling future on four wheels.

The Formula One Teams Association will meet with FIA President Max Mosley today in Monaco. The meeting will, according to rumours in the paddock, take place on the private yacht of Flavio Briatore. The two parties will further discuss the proposed budget cap as several manufacturers are threatening to leave the sport. This will be the second meeting between FOTA and FIA in eight days.

Red Bull Racing team principal Christian Horner says the future of Formula 1 is now in the hands of the FIA, following the Formula One Team's Association's decision to start up a rival series.