2014 abu dhabi grand prix articles archive

Lewis Hamilton won the Abu Dhabi Grand Prix ahead of the two Williams drivers.

Lewis Hamilton has won the Formula One world championship title for the second time after taking victory in the Abu Dhabi Grand Prix

Both Red Bull drivers will start the Abu Dhabi Grand Prix from the pit lane after changing their front wings ahead of the race.

Nico Rosberg’s 11th pole position sets up a potentially tense title-deciding race between him and Lewis Hamilton.

Qualifying was a fairly straightforward affair – until the bombshell news of Red Bull’s exclusion.

Daniel Ricciardo and Sebastian Vettel have been excluded from the results of qualifying after the stewards ruled their cars do not comply with the technical regulations.

Nico Rosberg denied Lewis Hamilton the pole position for tomorrow’s championship-deciding race between the two Mercedes drivers.

Mercedes continued to lead the way in the final practice session in Abu Dhabi – but for the first time this weekend Rosberg was their quickest driver.

A busy first day of action at Yas Marina saw Williams shedding their skin, Fernando Alonso coming to a stop – and a new GP3 champion crowned.

Mercedes were flying on Friday in Abu Dhabi – but that may not help Nico Rosberg’s chances of winning the championship.

Lewis Hamilton’s bid to win a second world championship this weekend got off to a promising start as he headed both practice sessions.

Romain Grosjean will be relegated 20 places on the grid for the Abu Dhabi Grand Prix and will have to carry out further penalties during the race if he is unable to serve the full penalty.

Lewis Hamilton was the quickest of the two championship contenders as Mercedes were emphatically fastest in the first practice session for the Abu Dhabi Grand Prix.

Fernando Alonso will commemorate his final race for Ferrari this weekend using a special helmet design.

The weather in Abu Dhabi will run to its usual form for this weekend’s championship-deciding race.