DRS, or the Drag Reduction System, has been in F1 since 2011. What is it? How does it work? Introduced for the 2011 F1 season, DRS (Drag Reduction System) is a driver-controlled device used to aid ...

Formula 1 has its own version of that. The drag reduction system (DRS) isn't a new advancement in F1, it has been around for over a decade. But the Saudi Arabian Grand Prix and its high speed ...

On Easter Sunday, the 20 Formula 1 (F1) drivers took to the grid in Jeddah, Saudi Arabia, for the fifth race of the scheduled ...

Manipulating the DRS train to win in 2023, Carlos Sainz was asked by Williams to play the game again in Saudi Arabia to help ...

Jack Doohan’s gnarly FP2 crash ahead of the Japanese Grand Prix raised concerns that Formula 1’s drag reduction system (DRS ... “Any other era of F1, Jack is not walking today.

Now, it remains to be seen how swiftly F1 acts to automate the deactivation of the DRS, if it at all chooses to do so.

Williams F1 driver Alex Albon shared a heartbreaking ... as the pair formed a DRS train to prevent Isack Hadjar from making further progress. Albon revealed that the DRS tactic was discussed ...

Doohan's crash was caused by him entering Turn 1 without manually closing his DRS mechanism, which meant he turned into the flat-out section with his rear wing still open. That aerodynamical ...