Dutch Grand Prix: Changes to the track and DRS zones
On the eve of the Dutch Grand Prix, the FIA outlined changes to the circuit and confirmed the location of two DRS zones.
Compared with last year, additional mesh fencing has been installed at Turn 10.
The DRS zones remain unchanged. The detection point for the first DRS zone is located at the entrance to Turn 10, and the activation point is 50 metres after Turn 10.
The detection point for the second DRS zone is 20 metres after Turn 12, and the activation point is 40 metres after Turn 13.
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Dutch Grand Prix: Changes to the track and DRS zones
Ahead of the Dutch Grand Prix, the FIA outlined changes to the circuit and confirmed the locations of two DRS zones.