The Lotus F1 Team have confirmed that they intend to run their so-called 'device' or Double-DRS at the British Grand Prix for the first time. The outfit has trialed... read more »

The Hungarian Grand Prix will feature two DRS zones in 2013, with governing body the FIA opting to add an extra overtaking area on the exit of the second corner. read more »

Formula 1 governing body the FIA has confirmed that two DRS zones will be in place for next month's German Grand Prix, which is this year being held at the... read more »

Ferrari made a fresh bid to introduce customer cars to Formula 1 during a meeting of all 11 teams during the Canadian Grand Prix, and once again, the idea was quickly... read more »

Silverstone has confirmed that there will be two DRS zones at the British Grand Prix this year, which takes place later this month. read more »

Video: Hamilton, Alonso back off for DRS read more »

Giedo van der Garde has been handed a five-place grid penalty for the British Grand Prix after the stewards deemed him to have ignored blue flags. The Caterham driver had... read more »

Adrian Sutil has criticised the "inconsistent" stewards after he was handed a drive-through penalty for ignoring blue flags. The Force India driver didn't enjoy... read more »

Grand Prix Insights - Only flying is more fun Two drivers, two paper planes. Nico Rosberg and Lewis Hamilton are designing, folding, testing. Which one of the MERCEDES AMG... read more »

This weekend's Canadian Grand Prix will once again have two DRS zones after the FIA decided to "double-up"... read more »

There will be two DRS zones for this weekend's Canadian Grand Prix after the FIA reduced the number to one last year read more »

As most Formula 1 teams arrive today and tomorrow for the upcoming 2013 Canadian Grand Prix the FIA has announced that this season the drivers can use their DRS systems in two... read more »

Two drivers, two paper planes. Nico and Lewis are designing, folding, testing. Which one of the drivers has a better knowledge of aerodynamics? Who's maybe using DRS? read more »

As expected, just one DRS zone will be in place for the 2013 Monaco Grand Prix, with governing body the FIA choosing to retain the area along the start-finish straight. read more »

Force India says Paul di Resta's late chase of Nico Rosberg's Mercedes for sixth place in the Spanish Grand Prix was hampered by an external DRS problem read more »

Two DRS zones have been confirmed by governing body the FIA for this weekend's Spanish Grand Prix, following in the footsteps of the opening four flyaway races. read more »

McLaren driver Sergio Perez has backed the decision to have two DRS zones at the Spanish Grand Prix next weekend and is hopeful the changes will help improve the... read more »

BBC Sport's F1 technical analyst answers your questions, including on Raikkonen's future, DRS drawbacks and his fantasy F1 team read more »

The telemetry link between the cars and race control, which has been causing problems since the opening race in Australia, will be resolved for the Spanish Grand Prix according... read more »

Despite a mixed start to the 2013 campaign for Ferrari, test driver Marc Gene insists the mood at Maranello is “calm”. Spaniard Alonso won in China earlier... read more »

The FIA will continue to use its current and new-for-2013 telemetry supplier, despite persistent problems which are yet to be fixed. Riedel won the contract to supply the FIA... read more »

Ferrari have managed to get to the bottom of Fernando Alonso's DRS failure in Bahrain, saying it was a "first of its kind"... read more »

Stefano Domenicali has reiterated his belief that Ferrari can fight for the title despite a difficult weekend in Bahrain. Fernando Alonso finished in eighth place following... read more »

Ferrari says it has uncovered the reason behind the DRS failure that hit Fernando Alonso's car in the early stages of last weekend's Bahrain Grand Prix,... read more »

Ferrari finds the cause of the DRS issue that hit Fernando Alonso in the Bahrain Grand Prix     read more »