Miami GP FP1 Extended to 90 Minutes to Aid Teams with Updates and Setup
Organizers extended Friday's FP1 session to 90 minutes at Miami GP, allowing drivers and teams more time to adapt to updates and new track setups ahead of qualifying in the sprint format.
🅿⬆ | Miami GP First Practice Extended to 90 Minutes
Organizers decided to add time to Friday's FP1 session so that drivers and teams could better understand the updates and new setups. This is a rare occurrence, as practice sessions usually last exactly one hour, but an exception was made for the Miami track.
The additional 30 minutes will help teams gather more data. Since this is a sprint format event, every extra minute on track is extremely valuable to prepare the cars for qualifying.
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