Lewis Hamilton placed under investigation for a DRS infringement after qualifying for the Sao Paulo Grand Prix sprint. read more »

Lewis Hamilton and Mercedes face a stewards' investigation for a DRS infringement on the seven-time F1 champion's W12. read more »

It's a result of the complex engineering that goes into building a Formula 1 car, as well as the depth of knowledge that teams develop to extract as much performance as... read more »

Even with new regulations hopefully making it easier for cars to follow, Fernando Alonso thinks F1 will still need DRS. read more »

On the first lap of the Austin race Sainz left the track at the Turn 12 left-hander trying to defend his fifth place against both McLarens. Exceeding track limits allowed him... read more »

Mick Schumacher proved a help rather than hindrance to Max Verstappen in the closing stages of the United States GP, offering a handy DRS boost. read more »

F1 cars have been fitted with DRS (drag reduction system) since 2011, allowing drivers within one second of the car ahead to open a flap on the rear wing that gives them... read more »

Red Bull advisor Helmut Marko has described Mercedes' straight-line pace advantage as 'like driving with DRS open' after Max Verstappen was powerless to fight... read more »

Declaring that Mercedes were "15km/h faster" in Turkey, Helmut Marko fears Mercedes advantage on the track is "getting bigger". read more »

Honda were disappointed to see both AlphaTauri's stuck in a train of DRS-assisted cars at Sochi, unable to make progress. read more »

The banking was designed with the intention that drivers could open DRS on entry and thus have a better chance of pulling off a passing move on the following straight.However,... read more »

The Spaniard was unable to match the speed of team-mate Charles Leclerc from the first lap at Zandvoort, and eventually fell back into the pack of pursuing cars.But despite... read more »

The only major threat to Verstappen's race arrived after his first pitstop when he resumed behind Valtteri Bottas, but the Mercedes driver was soon cleared with the aid of... read more »

Max Verstappen was not aware he had a DRS failure during Q3 at Zandvoort, but knew a double shift had cost him time. read more »

The Red Bull driver secured his seventh pole of the season by just 0.038s from his Mercedes rival, with Hamilton's team-mate Valtteri Bottas taking third.Verstappen came... read more »

Max Verstappen says he "had no clue" his DRS was closed during the run to the line on his final qualifying lap at Formula 1's returning Dutch Grand Prix. read more »

The Red Bull driver snared his 10th pole position, seven of which have arrived this season, at his home circuit of Zandvoort ahead of Mercedes rivals Lewis Hamilton and... read more »

Christian Horner has confirmed Max Verstappen's pole position for the Dutch Grand Prix was such a close call only because of a DRS issue. read more »

With overtaking at a premium, the decision to create a flat-out 18-degree banked turn has at least offered the slimmest of chances that drivers can pick up a slipstream in the... read more »

Dutch Grand Prix bosses remain hopeful DRS will be made available in the last corner at Zandvoort, despite an initial rejection. read more »

Fernando Alonso has conceded to fears DRS will be ineffective at the Dutch Grand Prix after it was decided not to allow its activation through the final banked corner. read more »

Zandvoort has revamped its circuit ahead of the return of F1 this weekend, and part of its efforts included creating a spectacular banked bend named the Arie Luyendyk... read more »

Zandvoort Circuit has confirmed that DRS will not be used through the final corner at the Dutch GP, erring on the side of caution. read more »

Formula 1 drivers will not be allowed to use DRS through Zandvoort's banked final corner for the return of the Dutch Grand Prix. read more »

F1 chiefs had originally proposed the idea of a banked last turn in a bid to offer a much longer period of full-throttle running than the original configuration allowed.With... read more »