What is DRS in F1, how does it work and is it automatic? - Motorsport.com

The Drag Reduction System (DRS) is a controversial driver-controlled device aimed at aiding overtaking and increasing the chances of wheel-to-wheel racing in Formula 1.
The system, which involves the driver opening a flap in their rear wing to reduce drag levels and gain top speed when running within a second of a car in front, was introduced back in 2011. It remains in use with the new rules ...Keep reading

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The laps that offered McLaren a glimpse of Piastri’s F1 promise - Autosport.com - Formula 1 - Stories

The Australian is making his F1 debut for McLaren at the Bahrain Grand Prix, and had his first proper run in the new MCL60 last week.
Although McLaren is facing some competitive struggles with its new car, that has not stopped Piastri from showing just what he is capable of.
In particular, McLaren team principal Andrea Stella has cited the way in which Piastri made rapid progress in a series ...Keep reading

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Red Bull finds RB19 F1 car solution that suits both Verstappen and Perez - Autosport.com - Formula 1 - Stories

The Milton Keynes-based squad is coming off the back of a 2022 campaign where its RB18 had phases where either one or the other driver was happier.
At the start of the season, when the car suffered from understeer due to being overweight, those characteristics favoured Perez much more. But as the team reduced the car’s mass, that help make its front end better at turn-in, and that swung ...Keep reading

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Another spectacular season-opener in store? Five Bahrain GP talking points | 2023 Bahrain Grand Prix - RaceFans

The 2023 Formula 1 season finally kicks off with multiple debuts, upsets and surprises expected in the midfield and Red Bull looking as strong as ever.

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Brundle: Mercedes like Liverpool, little changes have impacted confidence - SkySports F1

Martin Brundle has likened Mercedes' current imperfections to that of Jurgen Klopp's Liverpool as the two giants of their respective sports seek to restore a sense of lost authority. 

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McLaren’s pre-season a “huge amount better” than in 2022 – Norris | RaceFans Round-up - RaceFans

In the round-up: McLaren's pre-season "huge amount" better than 2022 - Norris • Pirelli could mix compounds at Silverstone • Entering second year "much smoother"- Zhou

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Aston Martin not believing F1 hype surrounding team after Bahrain test - Motorsport.com

While the Aston was only the seventh fastest car on aggregated headline times over the three-day test, its consistent pace and a good long-run performance by Fernando Alonso caught the eye of rival teams.
However, when asked if expectations have now changed, Krack was keen to downplay the relevance of the strong testing form, comparing it to the disappointment the team encountered last ...Keep reading

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