Australian Grand Prix: Track Changes and DRS Zones
Before the start of the Melbourne weekend, the FIA was informed about the changes on the track and confirmed the location of the four DRS zones with two detection points on the track at Albert Park - they correspond to last year's ones.
On the track, compared to last year, the barrier on the left side of the sixth turn has been redesigned, the curb between turns 6 and 7 has received a negative angle and is covered with gravel. The pit lane exit line has been redrawn to the configuration that was last used in 2018.
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Australian Grand Prix: Track Changes and DRS Zones
Before the start of the Melbourne weekend, the FIA was informed about the changes on the track and confirmed the location of the four DRS zones...