Kamui Kobayashi, 5th: “The team did a really great job, and the update on our car works very well. The pace in the race was a big improvement compared to the last... read more »

Williams had three drivers in action on today's very busy Friday sessions. Pastor Maldonado ran in both sessions to complete the tyre programme, while Valterri Bottas... read more »

We had some downtime in the morning with Pastor's car due to a faulty DRS system, but this was rectified between sessions. read more »

The Spanish Grand Prix is known for a lack of overtaking - there were an average of just two overtaking moves per race between 2008 and 2010. With the race just days... read more »

The Spanish Grand Prix will feature a single drag reduction zone on the main start/finish straight, similar to that of last season. The detection point will remain between... read more »

For many years, a Grand Prix in Barcelona was synonymous with almost no overtaking – there were an average of just two overtaking moves per race between 2008 and... read more »

Jenson Button: “Barcelona can be a funny circuit: we all test there so regularly that every driver knows it like the back of his hand, yet it can still be an... read more »

Ferrari might be gearing up to incorporate a ‘double-DRS’ setup aboard its improving F2012 car. If true, the famous Italian team would be the first team to... read more »

Sauber are unlikely to develop a Mercedes-style double DRS as they feel the costs will outweigh the benefits... read more »

Sauber is almost certain not to pursue the double-DRS concept pioneered by Mercedes, because of the high costs involved in fitting it to the car read more »

A DRS problem was to blame for Michael Schumacher qualifying 18th on the grid at the Bahrain Grand Prix, according to Mercedes read more »

Michael Schumacher, a tip for pole position with many before qualifying at Sakhir, will start the Bahrain Grand Prix from a lowly 17th place. Making up one spot from his... read more »

Nico Rosberg, 5th: "In general, I felt very comfortable during qualifying today. However, as we have been focusing on our race pace, there is always a compromise in the... read more »

Michael Schumacher's failure to get out of Q1 in Bahrain was not due to an error from Merc, rather it was down to a DRS problem.... read more »

Jenson Button doubts other teams will be pushing too hard to rush a Mercedes-style 'double-DRS' to their 2012 package. The F-duct-style concept is, so far, the... read more »

With Nico Rosberg scoring his maiden career win in Shanghai, we look back at the events that defined his stunning weekend in China - at the speed of the Mercedes F1 W03 and at... read more »

Bahrain’s first ever DRS zone has been placed on the main straight of the Sakhir circuit. The overtake-aiding system was introduced last year and Bahrain should have... read more »

The FIA has confirmed that there will be one DRS zone at the Bahrain International Circuit for this weekend's Bahrain Grand Prix. read more »

Mark Webber thinks the Bahrain Grand Prix will be an interesting affair with DRS and Pirelli tyres both being used for the first time at the Sakhir circuit read more »

Lotus set to evaluate options after the double DRS system employed by Mercedes is declared legal read more »

The FIA has opted for a single drag reduction zone for the Bahrain Grand Prix, which will use the system for the first time following read more »

Several teams have indicated that they will dedicate resources to developing their own version of Mercedes Super-DRS following the teams impressive performance at... read more »

Mercedes' rivals say they will not be rushed into adding 'double DRS' to their cars, despite Nico Rosberg's dominant victory in China showing how beneficial... read more »

Just days after the FIA overruled a Lotus protest over Mercedes’ Super DRS concept, the silver arrows won the Chinese Grand Prix with Nico Rosberg. This may be more... read more »

Bruno Senna believes an improved DRS could be key to helping Williams find the qualifying boost it needs to make the most of its race pace read more »