GPblog on MSN11h
'Red Bull Racing already approached the FIA in Bahrain about mini-DRS'
The so-called mini-DRS has been the topic of conversation in the paddock in recent times. Now, the FIA ​​has been paying ...
GPblog on MSN7h
F1 Today | Red Bull spoke to FIA about 'mini-DRS'; Hill responds to GPblog
After the Chinese Grand Prix, the FIA announced that stricter rules regarding the 'mini-DRS' will come into play in Formula 1 ...
F1 DRS explained: What it means, how it works, and why it’s crucial
Formula 1 racing relies heavily on strategy, with DRS (Drag Reduction System) being a crucial element. DRS reduces ...
Yahoo! Sports25d
What is DRS in F1, what does it stand for and how does it work?
The term ‘DRS’ is frequently used on a Formula 1 race weekend, both in the commentary box and out on the racetrack. Following its introduction in 2011, DRS has become a vital part of the sport.
ESPN1y
A BEGINNER'S GUIDE TO F1 TERMS AND TECH
DRS is a movable bodywork flap on the rear wing ... and they were used in other forms of motor racing before that. Travelling at 200 mph means you're often reliant on marshals' flags to inform ...
RACER on MSN1d
FIA tightens up rear wing flexibility tests for China
The FIA says it will introduce more strict rear wing load-deflection tests at the next Formula 1 race in China following the ...
Planet F16d
Why a new ‘mini-DRS’ storm could brew at the Australian GP weekend
Welcome to Mini-DRS 2.0 But, whilst the standard practices used in the past to create flexion are often easier to see, McLaren’s rivals have been keen to point out that the Woking-based outfit ...
F1 Australian GP track breakdown: The season opener returns to DRS-happy Melbourne
Formula One returns to Australia this weekend, descending on Albert Park Circuit in Melbourne once again for the first home race of the year for two drivers: McLaren’s Oscar Piastri and Alpine’s Jack ...