As at Montreal and Monza, there will be two separate DRS zones for the Indian Grand Prix this weekend. read more »

The FIA has confirmed that the Buddh International Circuit will have two DRS zones for this weekend's inaugural Indian Grand Prix... read more »

The FIA has revealed the DRS zones for the upcoming Indian Grand Prix, which will see the return of a double area for use of the device. read more »

There will be two DRS zones on offer for this weekend’s inaugural Indian Grand Prix, promising much overtaking on the Buddh International Circuit which is already... read more »

The FIA has set two independent DRS-zones for the Indian Grand Prix, according to Xevi Pujolar, Pastor Maldonado's race engineer at Williams. The same system was read more »

Oct.25 (GMM) For only the second time in 2011, there will be two separate DRS zones in use this weekend. The debut of two independent DRS detection and activation points was... read more »

DRS can be used for around 62% of the lap in qualifying, reveals Mercedes, while Petronas will introduce a new fuel aimed at optimising performance in high ambient temperatures. read more »

Jenson Button has explained that he simply couldn’t close the gap to his rivals enough in the final sector to use the DRS in Korea on Sunday, with the McLaren driver... read more »

Vitaly Petrov has taken full responsibility for ending Michael Schumacher’s Korean Grand Prix on Sunday afternoon. After passing Fernando Alonso with the help of DRS,... read more »

Mercedes team principal Ross Brawn has called into question the drag-reduction-system, which was introduced in 2011 to mixed reviews. The system, known as DRS for short, read more »

Mercedes team boss Ross Brawn wants the FIA to re-evaluate the Drag Reduction System (DRS) concept at the end of the season to see whether the device has been worthwhile read more »

The FIA has confirmed that at this weekend's Korean Grand Prix, drivers will be able to activate their DRS on the main straight between turns 2 and 3. read more »

The FIA will continue with its run of single DRS zones after experimenting with double zones and independent-double zones earlier in the season. The Korean Grand read more »

Oct.7 (GMM) Andre Lotterer on Friday boasted that his Formula Nippon single seater is faster than the F1 cars produced by F1 backmakers Virgin and HRT. The 29-year-old... read more »

Oct.6 (GMM) Even with the 2011 world championship all but over, the intrugue races on. A few weeks ago at Monza, Mark Webber crashed and Adrian Newey's dominant RB7 was... read more »

Mark Webber believes the Drag Reduction System (DRS) could cause a number of problems for drivers over the remainder of the Japanese Grand Prix weekend. On Friday, a selection... read more »

Mark Webber thinks use of the DRS in qualifying for the Japanese Grand Prix could "catch a few people out" as they try to attack some of Suzuka's fast corners... read more »

The FIA has confirmed that at this weekend's Japanese Grand Prix, drivers will be able to activate their DRS on the main straight. read more »

Formula 1 governing body the FIA has officially confirmed that the start/finish straight is allocated as the zone for DRS at this weekend’s Japanese Grand Prix. read more »

The FIA have announced that there will be a single DRZ zone at the Suzuka circuit for the Japanese Grand Prix... read more »

The FIA has announced that there will be a single DRS zone at the Suzuka circuit for this weekend's Japanese Grand Prix read more »

Oct.5 (GMM) There will be only one DRS overtaking zone at Suzuka this weekend, the FIA has confirmed. The fabled Japanese circuit is a drivers' favourite, but the... read more »

Nico Rosberg is hoping Formula 1’s new-for-2011 overtaking aid, DRS, can continue to facilitate passing at Suzuka this weekend. Traditionally, due to its narrow... read more »

The drag-reduction zone for the Japanese Grand Prix will be along the start/finish line at Suzuka, and will feature just the single zone. Detection will be read more »

Singapore to feature a single DRS zone read more »