Motorsport
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F1 set for changes to promote 'flat out' qualifying for Miami GP
LONDON (AP) – Formula 1 is set to change how the new cars use their electrical power in an attempt to make qualifying feel more “flat out” and overtaking less likely to result in high-speed crashes, all in time for next week’s Miami Grand Prix.