DRS has been much maligned since its entry into Formula One in 2011, with many people criticising it for producing ‘fake overtakes’ and poor racing. Despite calls to scrap it, Ross Brawn has revealed that it is likely to stay when the new rules for the sport are put into use in 2021. Cars have had tough times following other cars in recent years due to turbulent air being thrown out by the car in front, destabilising the chasing driver. This has meant that DRS has been a critical piece of tech when one driver is looking to get past another. In February of this year, Brawn said that he would like to see the development and evolution of cars lead to DRS being no longer needed,...
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