F1’s season finale showdown in Abu Dhabi. Plus

Abu Dhabi Grand Prix: Title fights and closing chapters lead F1 storylines for season finale
After 23 race weekends could not decide matters, the 2024 Formula 1 Constructors’ Championship comes down to the final weekend of the season, the year-ending Abu Dhabi Grand Prix. McLaren entered last weekend with a chance to clinch the title at the Qatar Grand Prix and was in a position to do so midway through the main event on Sunday,
AUTO RACING: After Verstappen victory, F1 finale in Abu Dhabi brings auto racing season to a close
Max Verstappen hopes to end the Formula One season like he did last year — on a winning streak. Verstappen gained his ninth victory of the season at the race in Qatar on Sunday and the now four-time champion and the rest of the F1 teams will close the campaign in Abu Dhabi.
F1’s season finale showdown in Abu Dhabi. Plus: Qatar storylines, ranked
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Ferrari team principal fumes at F1 politics: 'Let me focus on Abu Dhabi!'
Ferrari team principal Fred Vasseur reveals that he is feeling unbothered by the recent shaky situation at the FIA. The Frenchman says that he's 'always' complained about the decisions of those in charge and would prefer to focus on the final racing action of the season in Abu Dhabi.
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