Red Bull has joined Lotus in calling for an explanation of the rules surrounding the revolutionary system developed by Mercedes, dubbed ‘super f-duct’. By... read more »

Lotus and Red Bull are keen to get a final ruling on the legality of DRS-activated f-ducts ahead of this weekend's Malaysian Grand Prix, amid the ongoing row over the... read more »

Pedro de la Rosa: "Our two main priorities for Malaysia are to have DRS and improve the power steering in this short time that we read more »

McLaren is likely to introduce its own version of Mercedes' new DRS-operated F-duct, which has caught the attention of several teams in the paddock this weekend read more »

Lotus is hoping to sit down with Mercedes and the FIA ahead of the Australian Grand Prix to try and end the controversy over its rival's DRS-activated F-duct. read more »

Fifth and sixth is far from a disaster and with the double DRS zones available we can be in better shape tomorrow afternoon. read more »

Red Bull Racing and Lotus have asked the FIA to reconsider its view that the Mercedes DRS-activated F-duct is legal, with sources suggesting that an official protest cannot be... read more »

Ross Brawn has played down the performance advantage of his DRS-activated F-duct, as Michael Schumacher led the way on the opening day of practice for the Australian Grand Prix. read more »

Michael Schumacher topped the timesheets in Australia on Friday, signalling a promising start to Mercedes’ 2012 Formula 1 season. This year, the Brackley squad has... read more »

Jenson Button is unsure whether the decision to install a second DRS zone at Albert Park will provide the right effect in Sunday’s Australian Grand Prix. Last year,... read more »

Red Bull Racing team principal Christian Horner believes all of Mercedes' rivals will now be forced to copy its DRS-assisted rear wing F-duct, now that the FIA has... read more »

The FIA has confirmed the locations of the two DRS zones for the season-opening Australian Grand Prix in Melbourne read more »

The FIA has confirmed that there will be two DRS zones in Melbourne this weekend for the season opener. read more »

Formula 1 governing body the FIA has confirmed that there will be a double DRS activation zone for this weekend’s season-opening Australian Grand Prix. However, in a... read more »

The season opening Australian Grand Prix at Albert Park will feature two drag-reduction zones, after the single zone last year failed to impact on the read more »

Mar.9 (GMM) McLaren and Mercedes look to be leading the way with the latest technical ingenuity in formula one. Germany's Auto Motor und Sport reports that the two teams... read more »

Formula 1 governing body the FIA has announced a series of regulation changes ahead of next weekend's season opening Australian Grand Prix, with tyre allocation, the... read more »

FIA race director Charlie Whiting may not prohibit the use of DRS should he deem conditions to be too dangerous during a wet race... read more »

The FIA announces some minor changes to the sporting regulations for the 2012 F1 season read more »

The FIA World Motor Sport Council has agreed some minor changes to Formula 1 regulations ahead of the season-opener in Melbourne next weekend read more »

McLaren and Mercedes look to be leading the way with the latest technical ingenuity in Formula One. Germany’s Auto Motor und Sport reports that the two teams are set... read more »

There will be two DRS zones at Albert Park next weekend for the Australian GP although the FIA have not confirmed where... read more »

The Australian Grand Prix will feature two DRS zones according to Sauber's head of track engineering Giampaolo Dall'Ara read more »

There will be two Drag Reduction System (DRS) zones at the opening round of the 2012 season in Australia next weekend read more »

Mar.8 (GMM) A new case of F-duct fever appears to have broken out in formula one. The issue seemed dead at the end of 2010: the FIA banned the driver-activated systems that... read more »