After five grands prix across different time zones and conditions to start this season, F1's true beginning to the European campaign commences in earnest this weekend at... read more »

Ready to hit the track? It’s time to explore the Miami Grand Prix circuit. Long straights, challenging braking zones, cable cars and plenty of palm trees. This is your ultimate... read more »

Less than 24 hours before the Miami Grand Prix weekend gets underway, the FIA has amended the three DRS zones to be used this weekend. read more »

The FIA has outlined the locations for the DRS zones that will be available to drivers at this weekend's inaugural Miami Grand Prix. A 19-turn circuit has been constructed... read more »

While F1's new 2022 cars have proved easier to follow each other in battle, the reduced slipstream effect has put a greater emphasis on the benefits gained by the Drag... read more »

George Russell feels the removal of one of the four DRS zones around the Albert Park track for this weekend's Australian Grand Prix has made it less safe for cars... read more »

The FIA has reduced the number of DRS zones for the remainder of the Australian Grand Prix weekend on the grounds of safety. read more »

The Melbourne circuit had three DRS zones the last time F1 raced in the city back in 2019, but since then it has undergone substantial renovation via corner changes in a bid to... read more »

As part of a push to increase overtaking opportunities around the reconfigured Albert Park circuit, the FIA has increased the number of DRS zones around the track.And a... read more »

Four DRS zones mean the Australian Grand Prix could resemble MotoGP with multiple overtakes each lap, says Christian Horner. read more »

Red Bull team principal Christian Horner has predicted the Australian Grand Prix will be like a "MotoGP race" given the welter of DRS zones for the weekend. read more »

A lot has changed since the last time the paddock congregated in Melbourne - including the Albert Park circuit itself, which has undergone a number of changes to try and... read more »

Are Melbourne's 4x DRS Zones Too Much For F1? After 2 years away, Formula 1 finally races again in Australia with an all new, even faster layout that looks to cut up to... read more »

Two years after COVID-19 forced the cancellation of the race weekend just hours before practice was due to begin, the F1 paddock has returned to Melbourne for the third round... read more »

It emerged earlier this week that F1 was planning to put the additional DRS zones in place after the track map graphic was updated on the series' website to show four... read more »

Formula 1 has introduced an unprecedented amount of DRS zones for its return to Albert Park for the Australian Grand Prix. Will they work? read more »

Miami GP organisers have released a rendered flyby video highlighting its multiple high-end hospitality zones and grandstands around the circuit - including a trackside... read more »

Albert Park really is going all-out to make the Australian Grand Prix a festival of overtakes. read more »

Formula 1's return to Albert Park this weekend will feature four DRS zones around the lap. Previously, the sport has used three zones at the circuit, however that has been... read more »

Christian Horner believes the sport needs to rethink DRS zones if it is to end the sort of cat and mouse tactics witnessed in the opening two races. read more »

Christian Horner wants F1 to rethink the DRS zones at the Jeddah circuit after Sunday's "game of cat and mouse". read more »

Ferrari's Charles Leclerc believes Formula 1 should continue to run the Drag Reduction System (DRS), stating overtaking would be reduced if it was scrapped. In recent... read more »

Max Verstappen said "playing smart tricks" in the DRS zones was crucial to overcoming Formula 1 rival Charles Leclerc and ultimately winning the Saudi Arabian Grand... read more »

The Bahrain International Circuit will have three Drag Reduction System (DRS) zones for drivers to utilise during their laps this weekend. DRS can be used freely inside the... read more »

DRS zones in Formula 1 could be reduced or removed if the new rules work as intended, says Aston Martin's Andrew Green. read more »