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Brawn plays down performance advantage of Mercedes' DRS-activated F-duct

By Jonathan Noble Friday, March 16th 2012, 12:22 GMT

Ross Brawn has played down the performance advantage of his DRS-activated F-duct, as Michael Schumacher led the way on the opening day of practice for the Australian Grand Prix.

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