Miami Grand Prix: DRS Zones and Track Changes
The FIA confirmed the location of three independent DRS zones on the track around the Hard Rock Stadium in Miami. Compared to last year, they have changed slightly.
The measuring point for the interval between cars in front of the first DRS zone is located 90 meters after the eighth turn, and the system can be used 30 meters after the ninth (previously it was 105 meters).
The measuring point of the second DRS zone is located 70 meters after the 16th turn, and the system can be activated 525 meters after the sixteenth.
The interval measurement point in front of the third DRS zone is located 15 meters after the seventeenth turn, and the activation point is located at the apex of the 19th turn.
The start line is 158 meters ahead of the finish line. The nominal race distance consists of 57 laps of 5,412 meters minus 158 meters of difference = 308.326 km.
There are no changes on the track compared to last year.
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Miami Grand Prix: DRS Zones and Track Changes
The FIA has confirmed the location of three independent DRS zones on the Miami circuit...