Fernando Alonso endured a difficult Bahrain Grand Prix but maintains the F138 is the best car Ferrari has produced since his arrival at the team in 2010. Alonso’s... read more »

Fernando Alonso could have won the Bahrain Grand Prix but for the DRS failure that forced him to make two unscheduled pit-stops, according to Ferrari team principal Stefano... read more »

Fernando Alonso said he was "very, very unlucky" to have a DRS problem which relegated him to the back of the field early in the Bahrain Grand Prix read more »

Ferrari have admitted they don't yet know what caused either Fernando Alonso's DRS failure, or Felipe Massa's double tyre puncture, after the Italian team... read more »

Fernando Alonso says he will capitalise on his rivals change of luck when it happens, after two disappointing races for the Spaniard. Alonso crashed out in Malaysia with a... read more »

Sebastian Vettel has easily won today's Bahrain Grand Prix in utterly dominant fashion. After Alonso dropped back due to a DRS failure, nobody else was there to... read more »

The FIA has once again disabled the telemtry link between race control and the cars because of an issue with the software which has been ongoing since the opening race in... read more »

Two DRS zones will be in place at this weekend's Bahrain Grand Prix for the first time in its history, with governing body the FIA choosing to add to the pit-straight area. read more »

None of the eight drivers suspected of using DRS under yellow flags at the 2013 Chinese GP will be penalised - but Red Bull is fined for unsafe... read more »

The result of the Chinese Grand Prix will remain unchanged, with the drivers under scrutiny for allegedly using DRS under yellow flags escaping punishment. After speaking to... read more »

The FIA has announced it is taking no action against eight drivers who used their DRS when it was disabled during the Chinese Grand Prix read more »

Seven drivers under investigation for using DRS while the "DRS Disabled" message was being displayed have avoided sanction. read more »

The stewards have decided not penalise the seven drivers found to have been using DRS within a yellow flag zone following a collision between Esteban Gutierrez and Adrian... read more »

Despite the chequered flag falling in Shanghai, a number of drivers still await to hear their fate at the China Grand Prix. read more »

Fernando Alonso took his first victory of the season in Sunday afternoon’s Chinese Grand Prix, overcoming his rivals in a race dominated by tyre strategy. The Ferrari... read more »

The Shanghai circuit will have an additional DRS zone for this year's Chinese Grand Prix with the second one being placed on the main straight... read more »

Two DRS zones for China read more »

The Chinese Grand Prix will feature two DRS zones for the first time in its short history this season, with the FIA opting to place an additional area along the main straight. read more »

The problems affecting control of DRS and cockpit warning lights continues at Sepang. read more »

The FIA has confirmed the two DRS zones for this weekend's Petronas Malaysia Grand Prix. read more »

Two DRS zones will be in place for this year's Malaysian Grand Prix, with governing body the FIA deciding to add an extra activiation area along the back straight. read more »

A single DRS zone will again be in place for this year's Malaysian Grand Prix, with governing body the FIA deciding to retain the start-finish straight activiation point. read more »

The drivers will have to rely on trackside flags instead of in-cockpit warning lights due to a telemetry problem with the FIA's systems Down Under... read more »

Race control will be powerless to enforce DRS and warning light regulations at the Australian GP. read more »

Reliability problems with the FIA's telemetry link between race control and the cars means the drivers will be without flag warning lights in the cockpit and the FIA will... read more »