Almost every track on the F1 calendar this year will have two DRS zones, according to German magazine Auto Motor und Sport.
Monaco and Suzuka will be the only venues on this year's calendar to have a single DRS zone.
As of this year, drivers are only allowed to use DRS in the designated zones at all times. The number of zones has been increased to ensure teams still exploit the benefit of having DRS, which is designed to facilitate overtaking.
The Circuit Gilles Villeneuve, which originally had two DRS zones but was cut back to one last year as it made overtaking too easy, will have two again.
The changes to the tracks are as follows:
*Last used in 2011
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