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FIA confirms DRS zone for Turkish GP

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The FIA has confirmed that the DRS zone for the Turkish GP will be between corners 9 and 12.

The activation zone will be just before the tight turn 9 with activation at the end of the straight before turn 11.

As usual, the zone will end in the braking area of the following corner.

The FIA has chosen this area rather than the straight as it offers a better opportunity to pass into the turn 12 hairpin, which is then followed by two further slow corners onto the start/finish straight.

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