| Can someone who knows explain what DRS is? 14:26 - Jul 4 with 1029 views | bluelagos |
Understand there are zones, and if the car behind is within a certain distance / time of the car ahead he can activate DRS.
But what is it he is activating?
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| Can someone who knows explain what DRS is? on 14:30 - Jul 4 with 1008 views | C_HealyIsAPleasure |
A flap on the rear wing, temporarily reducing the downforce so increasing the speed through the DRS zone (aka the straight) |  |
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| Can someone who knows explain what DRS is? on 14:41 - Jul 4 with 950 views | jeera |
| Can someone who knows explain what DRS is? on 14:30 - Jul 4 by C_HealyIsAPleasure |
A flap on the rear wing, temporarily reducing the downforce so increasing the speed through the DRS zone (aka the straight) |
Lagos is actually wondering if this can be adapted for a bike. |  |
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| Can someone who knows explain what DRS is? on 14:57 - Jul 4 with 888 views | factual_blue |
| Can someone who knows explain what DRS is? on 14:41 - Jul 4 by jeera |
Lagos is actually wondering if this can be adapted for a bike. |
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| Can someone who knows explain what DRS is? on 14:59 - Jul 4 with 878 views | Crawfordsboot |
| Can someone who knows explain what DRS is? on 14:41 - Jul 4 by jeera |
Lagos is actually wondering if this can be adapted for a bike. |
The image of a drag resistance system , otherwise known as flaps, on Lagos’s rear end is just not an image that I want in my head. |  | | |
| Can someone who knows explain what DRS is? on 15:16 - Jul 4 with 830 views | Westover |
| Can someone who knows explain what DRS is? on 14:30 - Jul 4 by C_HealyIsAPleasure |
A flap on the rear wing, temporarily reducing the downforce so increasing the speed through the DRS zone (aka the straight) |
Approx an extra 8 mph. |  | | |
| Can someone who knows explain what DRS is? on 18:14 - Jul 4 with 651 views | Guthrum |
| Can someone who knows explain what DRS is? on 14:30 - Jul 4 by C_HealyIsAPleasure |
A flap on the rear wing, temporarily reducing the downforce so increasing the speed through the DRS zone (aka the straight) |
Strictly speaking, the reduction in downforce (most of which isn't needed on the straight, anyway) is just a by-product. Because one of the main elements of the rear wing is no longer trying to work the air so hard, it causes less aerodynamic drag. |  |
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