The fourth of six practice sessions will kick off at 5:05pm on the Friday evening, shortly before sunset, go offer drivers some after dark running ahead of the round-the-clock enduro.
Due to the race being pushed back to May there will be more night running than ever, with the race set to start at 5:15am and sunrise not expected until 6:46pm.
The 5:15pm finish will come right on sunset.
The evening practice session is one of four on the Friday of the event, with two half-hour sessions and two 40-minute sessions.
Practices 1 and 2 will be reserved for bronze-rated drivers as part of the event moving to a Pro-Am format this year.
On Saturday morning there is two hour-long practice sessions ahead of qualifying, which will be split into two 25-minute sessions, one for bronze drivers and one for pro drivers.
The first five rows of the grid will then be determined by a Top 10 Shootout on Sunday afternoon.
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