McLaren is continuing to evaluate the introduction of a double DRS for later this year, despite the concept being banned for 2012. read more »

The technical concept known in the paddock this year as 'double DRS' looks set to be banned for 2013. Mercedes debuted the controversial straightline speed-boosting... read more »

Lotus are set to continue developing their double DRS despite reports that the system will be banned next season... read more »

The technical concept known in the paddock this year as ‘double DRS’ looks set to be banned for 2013. Mercedes debuted the controversial straightline... read more »

Formula 1 teams have agreed to ban the so-called double-DRS system currently in use by Mercedes and soon to be on the Lotus cars. At a meeting of the Technical Working Group... read more »

Lotus still believes it is worth developing its double DRS design for the remainder of the season, even though rule changes will make the concept illegal for next year read more »

Double DRS will be banned for 2013, AUTOSPORT has learned, after Formula 1 teams agreed to a change of rules that will outlaw the concept for next year read more »

Lewis Hamilton, 1st: "Well, what can I say?! I'm over the moon! The team did a fantastic job! Absolutely brilliant! "It was a really enjoyable race - but it... read more »

Daniel Ricciardo, 15th: "I had a reasonable start passing a couple of cars, after which I tried to stay in contact with Di Resta and managed to stay close enough to be in... read more »

Lewis Hamilton and McLaren started as they meant to continue in Hungary on Friday, heading Jenson Button for a one-two finish in first practice. In a warm and dry session,... read more »

Romain Grosjean insists he is not upset about not getting his hands on Lotus’ new ‘super DRS’ system. Last week at Hockenheim, only Kimi... read more »

Formula 1 governing body the FIA has revealed the DRS zone for this weekend's Hungarian Grand Prix, with the activation point placed just before the pit straight.  read more »

The FIA has confirmed that the DRS detection zone at the Hungaroring this weekend will be on the entry to Turn 14 with activation shortly after on main start/finish straight. read more »

The 2012 Hungarian Grand Prix will feature an identical drag-reduction zone as at last years event, the FIA has confirmed. The activation zone starts 70 metres after the apex... read more »

Paul di Resta Paul, we’re now at the halfway point of the season – how do you look back on the first ten races? As a team we have to be pleased with the... read more »

Kimi Raikkonen , 4th: "We did the best we could today from the position we started. My start was okay, but then I think Lewis [Hamilton] had a problem in front of me and I... read more »

Kimi Raikkonen and Romain Grosjean took to the Hockenheim circuit today for the first practice sessions ahead of Sunday’s German Grand Prix. In mixed wet and dry conditions the... read more »

Lotus have confirmed they won't race their double-DRS system this weekend despite successfully testing it on Kimi Raikkonen's car during practice. The Enstone outfit... read more »

Lotus is unlikely to gamble on continuing to run its new double DRS system for the rest of the German Grand Prix weekend. read more »

Lotus grabbed most headlines in Germany on Friday, becoming the first team to run a Mercedes-like Super DRS concept. However, the Enstone-based team was unable to make full use... read more »

Lotus is testing a Mercedes-style ‘double DRS’ concept this weekend at Hockenheim. Britain’s BBC, and Germany’s Auto Motor und Sport,... read more »

Pastor Maldonado's name was atop the timesheets when the second Hockenheim practice session ended early on Friday. Once again, rain controlled proceedings as... read more »

Lotus has debuted a number of development aerodynamic parts in Hockenheim as the Enstone team looks to close the gap on Red Bull and Ferrari. read more »

McLaren has no question marks of the legality of the double DRS system trialled by rival team Lotus during free practice at Hockenheim today. read more »

Despite the rain, there was a lot to talk about as F1 resumed at Hockenheim on Friday morning. As we knew before the weekend, McLaren rolled out a selection of updates... read more »