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There will be FOUR DRS zones at this weekend’s Australian Grand Prix

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There will be FOUR DRS zones at this weekend’s Australian Grand Prix | Top Gear

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Prepare for more overtaking madness. F1 has gone DRS crazy…

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There will be FOUR DRS zones at this weekend’s Australian Grand Prix

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Prepare for more overtaking madness. F1 has gone DRS crazy…

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There will be FOUR DRS zones at this weekend’s Australian Grand Prix

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Prepare for more overtaking madness. F1 has gone DRS crazy…

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There will be FOUR DRS zones at this weekend’s Australian Grand Prix

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There will be FOUR DRS zones at this weekend’s Australian Grand Prix

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Prepare for more overtaking madness. F1 has gone DRS crazy…

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Think the cat and mouse overtaking in the Saudi Arabian Grand Prix was wild a couple of weeks ago? Well, Formula 1 bosses have now confirmed that there will be no fewer than four different DRS zones in play at this weekend’s Australian Grand Prix.

Four DRS zones Jeremy? Four? That’s insane. One for all the Peep Show fans out there.

This is set to be the first time that four separate DRS activation points will be available in a Grand Prix, with Albert Park using three zones last time out in 2019. Those were along the pit straight, on the run up to turn three and approaching turn 11. They will all remain and a new zone will be added on the newly-created straight that used to house the turn nine and 10 chicane. There will however only be two detection points, so trailing drivers will have two chances to pass with their rear wings open.

What do we think of the decision, folks?

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Think the cat and mouse overtaking in the Saudi Arabian Grand Prix was wild a couple of weeks ago? Well, Formula 1 bosses have now confirmed that there will be no fewer than four different DRS zones in play at this weekend’s Australian Grand Prix.

Four DRS zones Jeremy? Four? That’s insane. One for all the Peep Show fans out there.

This is set to be the first time that four separate DRS activation points will be available in a Grand Prix, with Albert Park using three zones last time out in 2019. Those were along the pit straight, on the run up to turn three and approaching turn 11. They will all remain and a new zone will be added on the newly-created straight that used to house the turn nine and 10 chicane. There will however only be two detection points, so trailing drivers will have two chances to pass with their rear wings open.

What do we think of the decision, folks?

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Prepare for more overtaking madness. F1 has gone DRS crazy…