F1 Abu Dhabi Grand Prix 2022

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We’re a little under one month out from the 2022 F1 Abu Dhabi Grand Prix, which will signify the end of the 2022 Formula One season, and what a season it’s been.

Sunday, November 20th, will see the 2022 Abu Dhabi take place at 13:00 at the prestigious Yas Marina Circuit. Following the controversy surrounding last year’s event, more eyes will be on this year’s event than ever.

While the overall Driver’s Champion for 2022 has already been decided (congrats to Max Verstappen), drivers and constructors alike will all have a point to prove and will be looking to close the season off in style.

But what can we expect from this year’s F1 Abu Dhabi Grand Prix, why the controversy last year, and why is this particular event so exciting? Here’s a quick look at everything you need to know about the 2022 Abu Dhabi Grand Prix.

Abu Dhabi Grand Prix 2022 – Everything You Need to Know

What is the F1 Abu Dhabi Grand Prix?

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The F1 Abu Dhabi Grand Prix is the final event of the F1 2022 season.

The race is held in Abu Dhabi on the Yas Marina Circuit and is one of the newer Grand Prix events in the F1 calendar, as it only started in 2009.

The circuit was built specifically for this F1 race and cost a whopping $40 billion over 11 years. It is one of the most popular tourist attractions in Abu Dhabi and sees millions of racing fans and tourists visit every year.

There are many hotels, restaurants, cafes, beaches, water parks, clubs, concert arenas, and even a golf course nearby, so it is the ultimate vacation destination.

The race itself is 58 laps (5.281km/3.281 miles) and stretches for 190.253 miles in total. Whereas previously, the race was 55 laps, in 2020, changes were made to add more laps, as well as to widen turns, add a hairpin, and remove a chicane.

When is the 2022 F1 Abu Dhabi Grand Prix?

If you want to catch all the action for this weekend, make sure you keep the following dates free in your calendar:

• Friday, November 18 – Practice 1 and 2
• Saturday, November 19 – Practice 3 and qualifying
• Sunday, November 20 – The Abu Dhabi 2022 Grand Prix race

Why was Last Year’s Event So Controversial?

If you’re an F1 fan, you’ll know that last year’s F1 Abu Dhabi Grand Prix in 2021 was one of the most controversial in motor racing history. But why?

Taking place on December 12, 2021, this Grand Prix event saw an epic showdown between youngster Max Verstappen of Red Bull, in search of his first Drivers’ Championship, and Lewis Hamilton, who was trying to make history by becoming the first driver in the history of the sport to win 8 Drivers’ Championships. Not only that, but the race would also decide the Constructors’ Championship as well.

Both Lewis and Max had an impressive 369.5 points coming into the event, so it really was neck and neck. Hamilton started strong and led much of the race. He looked all but assured to win his 8th title when Verstappen overtook Hamilton on the final lap to take the lead and secure his first championship, following a hugely controversial safety car restart in the race’s final moments.

Following the race, an official inquiry was carried out, and it was determined that safety regulations at the time had been misapplied and that human error was to blame. Despite this, Verstappen’s victory still stood, as did Red Bull’s Constructors’ Championship win over Mercedes.

Who to Watch Out For?

Despite Max Verstappen already clinching the 2022 F1 Driver’s Championship, Ferrari still has a slim shot of clinching the Constructors’ Championship from Red Bull Racing, though it is highly unlikely.

Sergio Perez of Red Bull and Charles LeClerc of Ferrari will be two drivers to watch, as they are currently engaged in a battle for 2nd place.

Of course, if Ferrari can get good results in the lead-up to F1 Abu Dhabi, this could make the Constructors’ Championship battle very exciting indeed. However, if Red Bull performs in Austin, that battle will also be over.

The most likely scenario will be a battle for 2nd place, with Ferrari and Mercedes set to butt heads. However, one thing is for sure — the F1 pulls out all manner of twists and turns, so the season’s final month will surely not disappoint.

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