Red Bull's Sebastian Vettel will start the Turkish Grand Prix from pole position after dominating qualifying in Istanbul.

Vettel topped the charts in all three qualifying sessions and will start from the front row of the grid tomorrow.

Brawn GP's Jenson Button and Rubens Barrichello were second and third fastest respectively.

Mark Webber was fourth in the other Red Bull and Jarno Trulli rounded out the top five in his Toyota.

Defending champion Lewis Hamilton was a dissapointing sixteenth after failing to make it past the first qualifying session.

Click here to see the full standings from Qualifying at the Petronas Race Centre.

- Friday's Practice session

- A detailed look at Istanbul Park circuit

- Qualifying in Pictures

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Also check out SportsCenter's Steve Dawson's column for this weekend: Pole Position

Here is a look at the major F1 headlines preceding the Turkish Grand Prix:

- Rubens Barrichello has not given up hope of winning the driver's title.

- Force India could be suspended from the Formula One Team Association for breaking ranks.

- FOTA has sought a peacful solution to the current F1 crisis

- Lewis Hamilton still has hopes of winning races this season

- Force India clock good times but they are far from satisfied

- Jenson Button keeps focus on dream

- Practise king Nico Rosberg tops Turkey timesheet

- The Brabhams are considering legal action

- Felipe Massa is seeking fab four

- Ross Brawn says his team is winning because of their 'big heart'

- Fernando Alonso is again banking on late show

- Toyota: F1 impasse not over yet