🗣 'It was the easiest [to overtake] here last year, apparently, so that's why I think the FIA did shorten the DRS.' alo_oficial gives the 👍 to FIA's decision to shorten F1 MiamiGP DRS zones:
, Alonso insisted that certain cars were hurt more than others, which is why their drivers voiced their frustration.
"I heard Lewis [Hamilton] was saying that the DRS was too short, which I think for them with the high downforce it was too short. For Red Bull, it was too long.] overtook [Charles] Leclerc and he was opening to brake on the outside for Turn 1. So, if you are one car, it was too long. If you take another car, it was too short.
"It's a good question," he said."I think there were higher expectations on following cars, and maybe having the grid a little bit closer together. I don't know, I think we need to give a little bit more time.
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