Red Bull to unleash KERS in Malaysia

Red Bull have revealed they will push hard to have their KERS system up and running for the Malaysian Grand Prix, despite blowing the opposition away without it in Australia.

Team principal Christian Horner explained that the longer straights at Sepang will favour those with KERS.

"We plan to have it on the car for Malaysia," Horner told Autosport.

"The KERS effect here [in Australia] is less, as the run to the first corner is shorter. So that is our main exposure, which is why we didn't want you guys to tell the rest of the world that we didn't have it.

"In Malaysia there is a relatively long run to the first turn, and we will be keen to get it on the car as soon as possible."

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