A sprint shootout decides the starting order for a sprint race. It follows a short qualifying format. Drivers compete in timed sessions. Slower cars are eliminated in stages. For example, after the first session, several drivers drop out. The fastest drivers move to the final round. Tire rules may differ from normal qualifying. The sprint shootout adds action to the weekend. It sets the grid for the sprint event.
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