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Why F1's future engine rules offer new opportunities but also new pitfalls

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Bedrin commands GB3's European leg to build sizeable points lead

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Top five roles on Motorsport Jobs this week

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Aprilia moves up in MotoGP concessions as Ducati and Honda drop down

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Bortoleto: F1 hasn't lost its 'magic'; drivers need to "turn the page" on 2026 complaints

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Top 10 F1 drivers of the 2010s

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Video: Where Formula 1 is going wrong with its DRS tactics

Formula 1 is adding extra DRS zones to more and more grand prix tracks, and the 2019 aero rules have also increased its effect

The overtaking aid remains divisive, but is clearly here to stay until the 2021 rules revolution at least.

So with DRS having been a part of F1 for almost a decade now, should the championship be making better and more refined use of it?

Stuart Codling and Edd Straw join Glenn Freeman to debate that question and the wider impact of DRS on modern F1.

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