Adjustable rear wing -. Drag Reduction System (DRS) New FIA moveable bodywork technical regulations for 2011 have allowed adjustment of the rear wing from the cockpit at any time in practice and qualifying, but only when a driver is less than one second behind another car at a pre-determined point on the track during a race. Braking deactivates the device.
The person with sleep apnea is usually unaware of this. The interruption to breathing can occur hundreds of times a night, resulting in markedly fragmented sleep. As a result, people with sleep apnea feel excessively sleeping during their normal waking hours.
Normal sleep contains periods of REM (rapid eye movement-dream sleep) during which the brain stem inhibits, or turns off, the motor neurons in our spinal column, preventing any movement except for the eyes. Normally, this only occurs during dream sleep. The apparent reason for sleep paralysis is our safety.