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F1 set for knockout qualifying

Formula 1 teams have reportedly agreed to a radical new qualifying format in attempt to increase the amount of action during qualifying. The new format, which still needs to be approved by the FIA's World Motor Sport Council next month, was discussed at a meeting of the F1 Strategy Group and F1 Commission in Geneva this week. While the details of the format have not yet been confirmed, the primary principal behind the change is the introduction of live eliminations. The current three-stage qualifying format will remain, but rather than have drivers eliminated at the end of each qualifying block, they will be eliminated throughout each of the three segments. The proposed outline is believed...
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