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Prince thrills the crowd after the final race of the Grand Prix.
Lewis Hamilton, left, and Jenson Button, the 2008 and 2009 champions, congratulate Sebastian Vettel, the 23-year-old German who takes over from Hamilton as the youngest F1 champion.
 Sebastian Vettel is all smiles after winning the 2010 Abu Dhabi Grand Prix.
Mercedes GP's German driver Michael Schumacher crashes with Force India's Italian driver Vitantonio Liuzzi.
Red Bull Formula One driver Sebastian Vettel of Germany leads McLaren's Lewis Hamilton of Britain at the start of the Abu Dhabi F1 Grand Prix.

Abu Dhabi Grand Prix: an event to remember


ABU DHABI // The Formula One roadshow has taken off in Abu Dhabi for what promises to be a thrilling climax to the 2010 grand prix season at the Yas Marina Circuit.

Lewis Hamilton is vying for the title with Mark Webber, Fernando Alonso and Sebastian Vettel, and all four have a chance in the final race of a turbulent season.

They will have to fully overcome the effects of the 12,000km flight from Sao Paulo if they are to successfully navigate their cars at speeds of 300kph around the Yas Marina Circuit.

Johnny Herbert, The National's columnist and former F1 driver, is backing Webber, the Australian, to win the title. 

"Webber has made the fewest mistakes and he has been the most consistent. I think he deserves to take the title and I expect to see him celebrating his first world crown on Sunday."

Who do you think will win? Take our poll.

See a celebrity or one one of the drivers out and about in Abu Dhabi ... let us know at adgp@thenational.ae">adgp@thenational.ae or take a photo and send it to us at yourpics@the national.ae

And join our blog with your comments and opinions at www.thenational.ae/f1blog

Keep it locked it to www.thenational.ae all this weekend for all the coverage of the fabulous Abu Dhabi Grand Prix 2010. 

 

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