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Plenty of cars sparking as they race around the Qatar track tonight, which means plenty of focus on plank wear after last weekend’s disqualifications.

But there are two key differences here.

One is that this track is extremely smooth and high grip, so the floors just aren’t going to be whacking the ground as they were in Las Vegas. And even if the cars are oscillating at times, the short, single stint of the sprint race means it’s unlikely a plank would get worn enough to become illegal.

Then, if the teams do spot more wear than they’d like after the sprint race on Saturday, they can raise their ride heights for the main race and it’s qualifying session.