F1's latest visit to Imola showed why the sport is in no position just yet to start phasing out DRS if it wants to preserve the spectacle. read more »

Pierre Gasly said Lewis Hamilton was probably as frustrated as him stuck in the Imola DRS "train". read more »

The seven-time world champion endured a hugely frustrating Emilia Romagna Grand Prix, as he was left a 'sitting duck' when he got trapped in a DRS train and ended up... read more »

Charles Leclerc says he paid the price of pushing early on during the F1 Sprint to squeeze rival Max Verstappen out of the one-second DRS window. Leclerc jumped Verstappen off... read more »

George Russell has slated F1's sprint as "processional" after being tied up in a DRS train during the 21-lap qualifying event at Imola. read more »

The championship leader appeared to have stolen a march over his Red Bull rival for most of the Saturday afternoon sprint race at Imola at he sat beyond DRS range and was 1.7s... read more »

The Red Bull driver had a poor getaway from pole position and lost the advantage to Ferrari's Leclerc, who began to open up a clear advantage at the front after an early... read more »

The defending champion preserved his soft Pirellis until the closing seven laps of the 21-tour sprint contest to mount a late charge when it looked as though Leclerc was in... read more »

Max Verstappen overhauled fast-starting Charles Leclerc to claim top spot on the grid for Sunday's Emilia Romagna Grand Prix. Verstappen dropped behind Leclerc off the... read more »

The FIA has retained just a single DRS zone for this weekend's Emilia Romagna Grand Prix at Imola, but has shifted the location of the detection point. As per 2021 the... read more »

Aston Martin team principal Mike Krack has refused to blame FIA race director Niels Wittich for the team's struggles at the Australian Grand Prix after one of the four DRS... read more »

DRS between Turn 8 and Turn 9 was removed, which multiple drivers feel harmed the racing action. read more »

After the frenetic DRS duels that defined the 2022 Formula 1 season-opening Bahrain and Saudi Arabia Grands Prix, the return to Australia after three years without a race was a... read more »

The DRS zone, which included the curving section of track from Turn 8 to Turn 9, was removed by the FIA on safety grounds just 20 minutes before Saturday's FP3 session.It... read more »

The 2021 title rivals had differing views on the decision to drop a DRS zone at the Australian Grand Prix. 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 »

For some teams, the removal of the fourth DRS zone made no immediate difference. But for others - notably Aston Martin - it led to some last minute scrabbling around to change... read more »

Lewis Hamilton has expressed his relief at the removal of the DRS zone ahead of turn nine after experiencing "ridiculous" issues ahead of Saturday's running. read more »

Fernando Alonso was the driver pushing hardest for a DRS zone to be removed at Albert Park, says Karun Chandhok. read more »

Leclerc led after the first runs in Q3, popping in his 1m18.239s seconds before Fernando Alonso crashed at Turn 11 - the right hander at the end of the back straight and the... 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 »

Formula 1 has removed one Drag Reduction System (DRS) zone at the Albert Park Circuit for the remainder of the Australian Grand Prix weekend, reducing the total number 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 »