THE final race of the 2016 Formula One World Championship is quickly approaching.
With both Mercedes racers Lewis Hamilton and Nico Rosberg vying for the crown, it’s everything to play for in Abu Dhabi.
We bring you all of the information you need to know heading into the season decider…
Keep up to date with ALL the latest Formula One news, gossip and rumours, here.
When is the final F1 Grand Prix of the year?
WITH 20 races done and dusted, there is just one race in the 2016 Formula One World Championship season to go… In Abu Dhabi.
The race weekend will take place between Friday November 25 and Sunday November 27.
Practice sessions kick off Friday at 1pm, before the qualifying on Saturday from 5pm until 6pm.
The all-important race itself will take place on Sunday at 5pm - with Mercedes pair Hamilton and Rosberg certain to do battle to the end.
Where can I watch the Abu Dhabi Grand Prix?
THERE has been some confusion this season down to Sky Sports and Channel 4 sharing their coverage.
But fear not, we will untangle the mess for you, by saying that both the Sky Sports F1 channel and Channel 4 will be broadcasting every session.
From P1 to the podium moment, you can tune into either for all the action from the final race of the Formula One World Championship.
Who is going to win the F1 World Championship?
AS it has been for some time now, there are only two names left in the hat to win the F1 title: Lewis Hamilton and Nico Rosberg.
The German currently leads the Championship with 367 points to the Brit racer's 355.
They both have nine wins to their name this season, but it all comes down to Abu Dhabi.
With 25 points on offer for a win there is everything to play for.
Rosberg only needs to finish third to guarantee the title is his... Even if Ham wins the race.
However, as is often the case in the unpredictable world of motorsport... Anything could happen.
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