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Remains an area of measurement of DRS for the European Grand Prix


The FIA was convinced that a single measurement DRS area is more than enough for the European Grand Prix at the Valencia Street circuit. I.e., modelled to the formula that they gave such good results in the past Grand Prize of Canada. Or translated into our language, are going to repeat to see if this time there is a race in normal and can be a little studied the effectiveness of the formula "1 detection area + 2 areas of activation".
In addition, as we discussed at the time, none of the two areas of activation of the DRS are consistent with the goal line, but that both areas are enabled on the "straight back". The first is 285 meters after the curve 10, whereas the second zone is allowed from 35 meters from the curve 14. And you can not miss the ingredient that my I ran at the time, which is that you can use both zones first to advance, and second to put land of medium. With power forward in the first "piece" of area.
While at Le Mans I could not respond too to the Grand Prize of Canada, but the truth is that this next weekend I will be with the eye to the use of two areas of DRS. A bit unfair is perhaps that that a single-seater has the opportunity to activate the DRS once fact overtaking, because the DRS serves to advance. For me it is a kind of paradox of the FIA.
However Nick Heidfeld, one of the more allied pilots to anything that says the FIA, wondered why not have two areas?
You could argue that it is probably too have two areas of DRS, but is a good idea to test at least once and then we shall see. I think that an area should be sufficient, but can why not try?

Ostberg remains leader in Rally Sweden

Mads Ostberg (Stobart Ford) continues as leader of the Sweden Rally, but Mikko Hirvonen (Ford) shortened differences to place 14.8 seconds.

Stobart driver ended up losing some time at the end of day when he found in the sections with poor visibility in Lovhaugen.

"It has been a nightmare without lights and the thing supposed he would light is blocking the view." "I tried to push but I couldn't see absolutely nothing, so I would be happy to be here," explained the Swedish.

"I not have believed it would lead, so I have to say that it's been a good day, but I must say I am a little disappointed by this".

"I knew I had to take a big advantage because tomorrow will be the first on the road."

Juha tomorrow leaving similar with Ostberg, although not be projecting that are as complicated as this Friday. Petter Solberg is nearly a minute behind his Citroen Ostberg having struggled a little with the clouded windscreen he finished in third position.

While his older brother Henning Solberg won until the fourth position within a run strong in the second car of fifth. Again back been the Citroen with Sebastien Ogier who despite having improved apace with Citroen DS3 is sixth, a position remote pilot factory.

His teammate Mikko Hirvonen had worse when he suffered a puncture in the last stage today and lost a minute leaving at 2'48 leader.

Kimi Raikkonen (Ice1 Citroen) seemed destined to end the day in the top 10 but a prick left you in eleventh position in general.

Pos driver car time 1 Mads Ostberg Ford 1h17m21.2s 2. Mikko Hirvonen Ford + 14.8s 3. Petter Solberg Citroen + 57.4s 4. Jari-Matti Latvala Ford + 1m10.0s 5. Henning Solberg Ford + 1m20.3s 6. Sebastien Ogier Citroen + 1m21.6s 7. Patrik Sandell Skoda + 2m35.1s 8. Eyvind Brynildsen Skoda + 2m43.5s 9. Sebastien Loeb Citroen + 2m48.4s10. Khalid to biting Ford + 4m12.4sescrito by Miguel Fernandez © leagues engine. Prohibited the total or partial reproduction of this content. Sources: (GMM), (CIAM), photos: Getty and F1 teams.

Ostberg remains leader in Rally Sweden

Mads Ostberg (Stobart Ford) continues as leader of the Sweden Rally, but Mikko Hirvonen (Ford) shortened differences to place 14.8 seconds.

Stobart driver ended up losing some time at the end of day when he found in the sections with poor visibility in Lovhaugen.

"It has been a nightmare without lights and the thing supposed he would light is blocking the view." "I tried to push but I couldn't see absolutely nothing, so I would be happy to be here," explained the Swedish.

"I not have believed it would lead, so I have to say that it's been a good day, but I must say I am a little disappointed by this".

"I knew I had to take a big advantage because tomorrow will be the first on the road."

Juha tomorrow leaving similar with Ostberg, although not be projecting that are as complicated as this Friday. Petter Solberg is nearly a minute behind his Citroen Ostberg having struggled a little with the clouded windscreen he finished in third position.

While his older brother Henning Solberg won until the fourth position within a run strong in the second car of fifth. Again back been the Citroen with Sebastien Ogier who despite having improved apace with Citroen DS3 is sixth, a position remote pilot factory.

His teammate Mikko Hirvonen had worse when he suffered a puncture in the last stage today and lost a minute leaving at 2'48 leader.

Kimi Raikkonen (Ice1 Citroen) seemed destined to end the day in the top 10 but a prick left you in eleventh position in general.

Pos driver car time 1 Mads Ostberg Ford 1h17m21.2s 2. Mikko Hirvonen Ford + 14.8s 3. Petter Solberg Citroen + 57.4s 4. Jari-Matti Latvala Ford + 1m10.0s 5. Henning Solberg Ford + 1m20.3s 6. Sebastien Ogier Citroen + 1m21.6s 7. Patrik Sandell Skoda + 2m35.1s 8. Eyvind Brynildsen Skoda + 2m43.5s 9. Sebastien Loeb Citroen + 2m48.4s10. Khalid to biting Ford + 4m12.4sescrito by Miguel Fernandez © leagues engine. Prohibited the total or partial reproduction of this content. Sources: (GMM), (CIAM), photos: Getty and F1 teams.