3 May 2011 by Keith Collantine
Mark Webber, Lewis Hamilton, Istanbul, 2010
The FIA has set the zone for the Drag Reduction System for the Turkish Grand Prix.
Drivers will be able to activate their systems in the race from shortly before turn 11. The systems will remain open until they reach the braking zone for turn 12.
Significantly, the FIA have again not given drivers the full length of the longest straight on the track to use the devices, in a bid to keep it from making overtaking too easy.
The DRS detection point will be in the braking zone for turn nine (click to enlarge):
DRS zone for the Turkish Grand Prix
As usual, drivers will have free use of the system in practice and qualifying.
What do you think of DRS? Vote here: Drag Reduction Systems: Your verdict[1]
2011 Turkish Grand Prix
Image ? Red Bull/Getty images
References
- ^ Drag Reduction Systems: Your verdict (www.f1fanatic.co.uk)
- ^ Browse all 2011 Turkish Grand Prix articles (www.f1fanatic.co.uk)
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