PurposeRegarding robustR1-mapping, the goal of the present paper is twofold. First, to verify that non-bijective mapping in MP2RAGE imaging can be resolved through a 2D look-up table approach. Second, that the expanded parameter space from this can be used to improveB1+-inhomogeneity tolerance without other prerequisites.Theory and Methods: By deriving a second contrast from the magnitude images of the MP2RAGE acquisition, ambiguities in the original unified MP2RAGE image can be resolved. Such ambiguities may occur when sequences are optimised, e.g., for higherB1+-inhomogeneity tolerance. A 2D look up procedure can then be used to derive accurateR1-maps.ResultsWe acquired two sets of images, one according to a standard MP2RAGE protocol, and one optimised forB1+-inhomogeneity contrast, the latter resulting in non-bijective mapping. For each protocol, we acquired three images, using different excitation pulse amplitude scalings to magnify theB1+-inhomogeneities between images. TheR1-maps resulting from the B1+-optimised sequence showed greatly reducedB1+-effects across images, while these maps could only successfully be derived by 2D look-up approach.ConclusionWe show that it is indeed possible to improveB1+-inhomogeneity tolerance in MP2RAGE through sequence parameter settings, while still successfully estimating theR1-map with a 2D look-up table approach. The increased parameter space enabled by the 2D look-up approach may further be used to adjust MP2RAGE acquisitions for improved scan times or improved contrasts.