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MotoGP to Adopt Dual Qualifying Sessions Each Weekend, Mirroring F1 Format

MotoGP is set to introduce two qualifying sessions per race weekend, one for the main race and another for the sprint, aligning with Formula 1's approach.

MotoGP to Adopt Dual Qualifying Sessions Each Weekend, Mirroring F1 Format

MotoGP is planning to implement two qualifying sessions during each race weekend, one dedicated to the main race and a separate session for the sprint event.

This format follows the successful model used in Formula 1, aiming to enhance competition and strategic diversity.

The proposal has been presented at the ongoing dialogue forum, which includes teams, championship organisers, and manufacturers.

It is expected that the initiative will receive approval shortly, marking a significant evolution in MotoGP's weekend structure.

This change is designed to provide clearer distinctions between qualifying performances for the sprint and the main race, potentially increasing excitement and tactical complexity for teams and fans alike.

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