The FIA has explained why Mercedes driver George Russell escaped punishment for incorrectly activating his DRS mechanism during the Bahrain Grand Prix.Russell was running in... read more »

Having gained no advantage, George Russell escapes punishment for using his DRS while more than a second behind Lando Norris. read more »

George Russell has escaped a penalty and retained his second-place finish at the Bahrain Grand Prix following a post-race investigation into his incorrect use of his car's... read more »

No post-race penalty for George Russell at the F1 Bahrain Grand Prix read more »

George Russell has explained multiple gremlins - including a DRS issue - which hampered him in Bahrain. read more »

George Russell has explained the bizarre DRS issue he suffered during the Bahrain Grand Prix, which may lead to a post-race penalty as he is under investigation.The Mercedes... read more »

The Racing Bulls driver was eliminated in Q1 on Saturday. read more »

Video: How does DRS work in F1? ?? read more »

"It's just a crazy silly decision that may have cost him his F1 career." read more »

George Russell has said that turning off DRS is "part of the job" of a Formula 1 driver, after Jack Doohan's crash at the Japanese Grand Prix sparked debate... read more »

Sunday's Japanese Grand Prix will not be billed as one of Formula 1's all-time classics as low tyre degradation largely left the field in its qualifying order by the... read more »

Jack Doohan bats away questions surrounding his massive practice crash in Japan. read more »

Jack Doohan's severe accident during the second Free Practice session of the Japanese GP caused a significant scare among Formula 1 fans. The Alpine driver was about to... read more »

Mark Mann-Bryans and Jake Boxall-Legge report from Suzuka for Day 2 of the 2025 Japanese Grand Prix, with Friday practice generating plenty of headlines. Jake and Mark talk... read more »

Alpine team boss Oliver Oakes has explained Jack Doohan's heavy crash in Formula 1 Japanese Grand Prix practice was caused by the Australian erroneously leaving DRS... read more »

The FIA has improved an immediate and stricter clampdown on rear wing flexibility ahead of the Formula 1 Chinese Grand Prix following 'mini DRS' suspicions. The post... read more »

The FIA will more closely monitor the behaviour of the rear wing assemblies at the Australian Grand Prix. read more »

F1 teams are set to face stricter rear wing tests after suspicions were raised during pre-season testing. read more »

Flexi-rear wing tricks are "still going on" ahead of the FIA's clamp down in Australia. read more »

In the wake of Formula 1's 2025 pre-season testing at Bahrain, suggestions were abound that a handful of teams suspected that their rivals had employed some form of... read more »

'Mini-DRS' was meant to be a thing of the past, but Pierre Wache claimed rear wing flexing was still "quite visible" in testing. read more »

F1 could be facing another row over the use of the 'mini-DRS' after recent claims that Ferrari and McLaren were using the concept in pre-season testing. The post F1... read more »

McLaren feels the controversy generated by its rear wings in Formula 1's 2024 is a "point of pride", showing just how far the team has come.The design of... read more »

In the face of McLaren's controversial rear wing that helped Oscar Piastri clinch his second win at Baku, the FIA now appears to impose a clampdown on any tricky rear wing... read more »

Lifting the lid on F1 tech and the five @PETRONASMotorsports functional fluids that power our cars ? Explaining the Drag Reduction System in more detail than ever before. How... read more »