DRS F1

The DRS technology in F1 soon became an instant hit overtaking tool as the drivers heavily rely on it to get better off their rivals.

Yet, it didn’t prevent Leclerc to drop in some of the most cold-hearted overtakes on Sergio Perez. In the end, Hamilton won the race. In the end, Hamilton managed to get a P3 podium, and eventually, he conquered the season and won his fifth world championship. After securing a P4 in the qualifying, Hamilton had to start P9 ahead of the race. After Pierre Gasly failed in Red Bull, Alex Albon became the heir of Daniel Ricciardo at the Milton-Keynes-based team. DRS is short for Drag Reduction System, which is a movable flap on the rear wing of an F1 car.