The FIA has confirmed that at this weekend's Chinese Grand Prix, drivers will be able to activate their movable rear wings (DRS) on the back straight that leads to Turn 14. read more »

The FIA has confirmed that drivers within a second of the car in front during Sunday's Malaysian Grand Prix will be able to activate their Drag Reduction System (DRS) for... read more »

The FIA has confirmed that at this weekend's Malaysia Grand Prix, drivers will be able to activate their movable rear wings (DRS) coming out of Turn 15 onto the main pit... read more »

Ferrari's Felipe Massa has called for F1 governing body the FIA to allow use of the Drag Reduction System (DRS) on only one straight at Sepang. This weekend’s official DRS... 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 »

The FIA has tweaked the moveable rear wing regulations ahead of the first race of the season to increase the chances of the new system boosting overtaking read more »

The overtaking zone in which drivers can use of the adjustable rear wings in Melbourne will run from just before the final turn onto the start-finish straight... read more »

The FIA has extended the moveable rear wing overtaking zone to before the final corner of the Albert Park circuit for this weekend's Australian Grand Prix. read more »

World champion Sebastian Vettel has questioned the location of the new 'overtaking zone' at next weekend's Australian GP. read more »

Ferrari has backed the FIA's plans to begin evaluation of the moveable rear wing with a 600 metre overtaking zone for the first few races of the season - even though it... read more »

The FIA is fully open to tweaking Formula 1's moveable rear wing rules to ensure they are a success, after setting out initials plans for a 600-metre overtaking zone at... read more »

After registering his fifth failure to escape the dreaded Q1 'drop zone' of F1 2010 in Korea, Vitantonio Liuzzi is under more pressure than ever to retain his seat at... read more »