Formula 1 governing body the FIA has confirmed that it will keep a pair of DRS zones for this weekend’s second Grand Prix of India. read more »

This years Indian Grand Prix will feature an extended DRS zone following feedback from the inaugural race last season that the area was ineffective. The 2011 race featured just... read more »

Formula 1 drivers should have a better chance of overtaking at the 2012 Indian Grand Prix thanks to the introduction of an extended DRS area for this year's race read more »

Kimi Räikkönen has was left to bemoan a long period of yellow flags which prohibited overtaking at Turn 3 for eight of the first nine laps in the Korean Grand... read more »

The Lotus F1 team has said that, while it will continue to work on its 'double DRS' system, it will do so away from grands prix weekends. read more »

McLaren believes that rival Red Bull's upturn in form is down to a genuine step forward with its whole aerodynamic package, rather than simply the recent introduction of... read more »

Sergio Pérez was deprived of just under a full, crucial hour of running time thanks to a faulty actuator during second practice for the Korean Grand Prix. Having... read more »

Jenson Button believes that overtaking should be improved in the Korean Grand Prix this year thanks to a longer DRS zone read more »

In Japan Red Bull gave the impression that they are now an unstoppable force, however it was also a race where their rivals faltered. Korea is arguably going to be even more... read more »

It is simplistic to say Red Bull has sped into the 2012 title favourites' role due to its new 'double DRS' device. As Sebastian Vettel closed the championship... read more »

The FIA has confirmed that the Korean Grand Prix will once again feature a single DRS zone along the second straight. The zone has been extended by 80 metres to encourage... read more »

The FIA has confirmed that as in 2011, there will be a single DRS zone at Yeongam, however, it will be around 80 metres longer than last year. read more »

Formula 1's ruling body, the FIA, has decided to extend the DRS zone for this weekend's Korean Grand Prix read more »

Korea DRS zone lengthened read more »

Unlike at Suzuka, where the DRS zone on the main straight had been shortened after last year, the area has been lengthened for this weekend’s race in Korea. read more »

It is simplistic to say Red Bull has sped into the 2012 title favourites’ role due to its new ‘double DRS’ device. As Sebastian Vettel closed the... read more »

Mercedes will continue to experiment with the Lotus-style double-DRS in Friday practice for the Korean Grand Prix read more »

Lotus will not test its double-DRS 'device' until the Young Driver Test in Abu Dhabi after problems with the development read more »

Red Bull has dispelled claims that it only won the Japanese Grand Prix because of a new rear wing device which has improved the car’s straight-line speed. Debuted on... read more »

Lotus has sidelined its ‘double DRS’ system for now. While Red Bull quickly got its similar concept up and running to great effect with wins in Singapore... read more »

Christian Horner insists Red Bull's upturn in form is down to several factors and not just the introduction of their own double-DRS... read more »

The final five races of the 2012 season will likely stage a head-to-head contest between Fernando Alonso and Sebastian Vettel, with the protagonists each pushing to add a... read more »

Fernando Alonso's championship lead took a massive hit in Japan on Sunday, after the Spaniard spun into retirement at the first corner. The fact his main championship... read more »

Kimi Räikkönen leaves Suzuka having out-scored championship rival Fernando Alonso after the latter retired from the race after contact between the two cars.... read more »

Red Bull's new found speed boost can be attributed to the successful development of its own version of double-DRS according to reports. Germany's Auto und Motor... read more »