Belgian Grand Prix: Track Changes and DRS Zones
On the eve of the Belgian Grand Prix, the FIA announced changes to the track and confirmed the locations of two DRS zones.
Compared to last year, the curb at the third turn has been replaced, and asphalt has been removed halfway from the pit lane exit for endurance racing to the second turn.
There are two DRS zones at Spa. The detection point for the first zone is 240 meters before the second turn, and the activation point is 305 meters after the fourth turn.
The detection point for the second DRS zone is 160 meters before the eighteenth turn, and the activation point is 30 meters after the nineteenth turn.
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Belgian Grand Prix: Track Changes and DRS Zones
Ahead of the Belgian Grand Prix, the FIA announced changes to the track and confirmed the locations of two DRS zones.