2021 Abu Dhabi Grand Prix: How to watch Lewis Hamilton vs Max Verstappen F1 title decider
Lewis Hamilton and Max Verstappen are set to come head to head in the F1 season finale this weekend, with the British driver hoping to move clear of Michael Schumacher with a record-breaking eighth world title.
Verstappen will also be looking to land the crown and has been leading for most of the campaign.
Here is everything you need to know about the race...
When is the race?
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Hide AdThe Abu Dhabi Grand Prix weekend kicked off yesterday morning (Friday 10 December) and runs through to the race on Sunday 12 December.
The Abu Dhabi GP itself begins at 1pm on Sunday.
How can I watch the race?
Sky Sports F1 and Channel 4 will show live coverage of Sunday’s race.
Qualifying coverage starts at 12pm GMT today (Saturday 11 December) on Sky Sports Main Event and Sky Sports F1.
Meanwhile, Sky Sports’ race coverage begins at 11:30am on Sunday and Channel 4’s coverage at 12pm.
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Hide AdSky Sports cufstomers can stream the entire weekend’s coverage through the Sky Go app.
Abu Dhabi GP schedule
SATURDAY
8.10am: F2 Sprint Race One Live
9.45am: F1 Practice Three Live (Session starts 10am)
12pm: Abu Dhabi GP Qualifying build-up Live
1pm: ABU DHABI GP QUALIFYING LIVE
2.40pm: F2 Sprint Race Two Live
3.40pm: F1 Champions Live (also on YouTube)
4.40pm: Ted's Qualifying Notebook
SUNDAY
8.50am: F2 Feature Race Live
11.30am: Abu Dhabi GP: Grand Prix Sunday Live
1pm: THE ABU DHABI GRAND PRIX LIVE
3pm: Abu Dhabi GP: Chequered Flag Live
Driver standings
1. Lewis Hamilton, Mercedes: 369.5
2. Max Verstappen, Red Bull: 369.5
3. Valtteri Bottas, Mercedes: 218
4. Sergio Pérez, Red Bull: 190
5. Charles Leclerc, Ferrari: 158
6. Lando Norris, McLaren: 154
7. Carlos Sainz, Ferrari: 149.5
8. Daniel Ricciardo, McLaren: 115
9. Pierre Gasly, AlphaTauri Honda: 100
10. Fernando Alonso, Alpine: 77
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