Formula 1 World Championship leader Lewis Hamilton promised 'maximum attack' in today's Turkish Grand Prix and would not rule out winning from 11th on the grid. The Mercedes driver was quickest in qualifying at Istanbul Park but a 10-place penalty for exceeding his season's engine allocation, a strategic move, left the Briton with plenty of overtaking to do in the race. Hamilton won in Turkey last year, in wet and slippery conditions, after starting sixth. He also stood out in his pre-F1 days when he roared back from 19th to second in a GP2 race in the dry in 2006. This time he risks losing his championship lead unless he finishes ahead of Red Bull's Max Verstappen, who is two points...
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