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[Rules] DRS: Is it time for it to go?

View Poll Results: Should F1 cars still be allowed to use DRS in 2023?
Yes, exactly as it is now	2	7.41%
No, it should be scrapped	14	51.85%
Yes, but with some kind of change (please explain in the replies)	11	40.74%
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26 May 2022, 02:19 (Ref:4111345)

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Casper

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Casper should be qualifying in the top 10 on the grid

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Originally Posted by S griffin

I don’t think shortening lap times is a problem, although teams are very keen to maximise their strategy. The drivers are often at the mercy of what the teams want to do. Their impact has been lessened

If a braking zone is reduced in time by 50% you don't think that presents a problem for a driver who would like to use it to pass someone? Truly?

You must be one of those that believe that faster laps mean better racing, I am sorry to disappoint you but it is exactly the opposite in practise. It is so obvious I can't work out why there is nothing spoken about it to tell the truth.

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