Nico Rosberg takes a look at a modern steering wheel for the 2011 season, featuring KERS and the new drag-reduction system (DRS). With so much talk read more »

Felipe Massa has cautioned the FIA against running the drag-reduction system (DRS) on both straights in Malaysia. The governing body have the power to change where, read more »

Felipe Massa has said that the use of the Drag Reduction System could make next weekend’s Malaysian Grand Prix an interesting one. The moveable rear wing device, new... read more »

Felipe Massa believes it would be a mistake to allow the use of the moveable rear wing on both straights of the Sepang circuit this weekend. read more »

Lotus Renault Grand Prix gets set for round two of the season, the Malaysia Grand Prix in Sepang. After a tough weekend in Australia, Nick Heidfeld looks ahead to racing at the... read more »

Expect more overtaking using the adjustable rear-wing in Malaysia this weekend, that's the view of Nick Heidfeld. The new-for-2011 system didn't live up to the hype read more »

Williams technical director Sam Michael says the team expects the Drag Redution System (DRS) to lead to more overtaking at the Malaysian Grand Prix. read more »

Niki Lauda has slammed the new-for-2011 adjustable rear wing, officially known as Drag Reduction System (DRS). The former triple World Champions claims that the tool, which... read more »

Formula One great Niki Lauda has hit out at the introduction of DRS, claiming overtaking should be left to the talent of the drivers alone read more »

Race Director Charlie Whiting has said the effectiveness of DRS will be examined after the Chinese Grand Prix but with fans and teams already critical of the system, could it... read more »

Mark Webber came away from Melbourne with only fifth place on Sunday. The Australian describes his race plus the new-for-2011 Drag Reduction System (DRS) read more »

Williams’ Sam Michael believes that the new Drag Reduction System (DRS, also known as Adjustable Rear Wing) will yield more passing in races, but only when it has been... read more »

Following a virtually non-existent effect on overtaking in Australia, the Drag Reduction System (DRS) zone in Malaysia is set to be extended from 600m to read more »

Williams have said that Rubens Barrichello had a problem with his Drag Reduction System (DRS) during the Australian Grand Prix which meant it was wrongly programmed for use on... read more »

FIA race director Charlie Whiting has said that the governing body will analyse the effectiveness of the Drag Reduction System (DRS) after the Chinese Grand Prix. read more »

The FIA's Charlie Whiting has admitted the drag-reduction system (DRS) wasn't as effective as it should have been around the Albert Park circuit. Jenson Button failed read more »

Sebastian Vettel opened his title defence with a comfortable victory in an Australian Grand Prix that proved intriguing, but not did deliver the level of incident predicted... read more »

Heikki Kovalainen has revealed that his adjustable rear wing – officially known as Drag Reduction System (DRS) – did not return to its closed position at the end of Q1... read more »

The FIA introduced a late change to the regulations today, just minutes before the second practice session for this weekend's Australian Grand Prix got under way. read more »

As well as the new Pirelli tyres, a pair of technical novelties will be in action to help improve overtaking in Formula 1 this year. Reigning Champions Red Bull Racing allow us... read more »

Team Lotus drivers Heikki Kovalainen and Jarno Trulli are hoping to make the most of the new-for-2011 adjustable rear wing as the season kicks off in Melbourne next weekend,... read more »

FIA Race Director Charlie Whiting has moved to defend the new Drag Reduction System (DRS) ahead of next weekend’s season-opening Australian Grand Prix. Many drivers have... read more »

The FIA's race director Charlie Whiting has revealed that the teams have been approached about testing the adjustable rear-wing, or DRS (drag reduction system), during read more »