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So onwards to Abu Dhabi, where the Formula 1 title will be decided. Lewis Hamilton, with an impressive 10 wins under his belt this season, leads team-mate Nico Rosberg by 17 points with a massive 50 left on the table.

A win for Rosberg and second for Hamilton will be enough to give the Briton the title. Which way will it go? Join me in a fortnight to find out. Thanks for your company and contributions and until next time, it's good night from me.

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Red Bull:, external Looking back... 2013 #BrazilGP was @AussieGrit's final race for the Team. Remember these moments? #10SeasonsRacing

The next and final stop on the Formula 1 calendar is Abu Dhabi's Yas Marina circuit where double points will be on offer for the first time in the sport's history.

First practice kicks off at 08:30 GMT on Friday 21 November with live coverage across BBC TV, radio and online throughout the whole weekend.

If you want to catch up on the race, you can re-read this live text commentary, check out the report or wait till the highlights air on BBC One at 20:30 GMT.

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Williams:, external #Massa is greeted by his family as he returns to the paddock #BrazilGP after his podium.

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I urge you to give today's Gossip column a read as it features a story which suggests Marussia could still race in the Abu Dhabi Grand Prix on 23 November as a rescue package is being discussed that would enable the team to take part.

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Fernando Alonso on Twitter:, external Yuuuuhhuuuu! I hope the race on TV was as exciting as behind the wheel! Happy! #theBestIsYetToCome

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Felipe Massa's third place was a hugely popular result for the home fans. It almost went wrong, when the Brazilian was penalised for speeding in the pit-lane, but his strong pace, which he has showed all weekend, was enough to seal third. That's his second podium of the season and fifth in Brazil.

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The teams are busy packing up their freight, which will go straight to Abu Dhabi for the season finale, which takes place in two weeks' time.

Meanwhile, over at Sauber, the drivers and key engineers are in their post-race debrief. There aren't many happy faces in there. Just one race left for the team to avoid ending the season without a single point.

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Lewis Hamilton can win the title by finishing second to Nico Rosberg in Abu Dhabi on 23 November, even though double points will be on offer.

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You'll be able to watch that interview with Jenson Button, mentioned in the tweet below, on the highlights show, which airs at 20:30 GMT, just after the Strictly Come Dancing results week seven show.

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McLaren:, external JB talks shop with @bbcf1's Eddie Jordan, @suziperry & @therealdcf1. Loving the blue trousers, DC. #BrazilGP

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Lewis Hamilton says the spin "cost me the win", adding: "I was a much quicker up to that point. I went a second quicker on the next lap, thought I was going to pit on that lap, used all my tyres and on the next lap there was nothing left.

"I locked the rear and went wide. No-one's mistake but mine. It was a great race pushing right to the finish, which is what motor racing's all about."

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Williams:, external A very popular man in Brazil tonight @MassaFelipe19! What a reaction from the crowd! #BrazilGP #F1

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Astin Daley:, external In the end, Ecclestone's double points rule to keep the championship alive to the last race wasn't needed. #MuchAdoAboutNothing

Stig:, external Really pleased for Nico, great controlled drive, puts the pressure on for Abu Dhabi, can't wait !

Jenna Thackray:, external Jenson Button deserves a seat at Mclaren after today's drive.... Amazing drive!

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Both Kimi Raikkonen and Fernando Alonso say that their Ferrari team did not enforce team orders when they were battling for sixth place. Alonso, who was on fresher tyres having made one more stop, was much quicker, but Raikkonen was able to keep the Spaniard behind for several laps before his defence was eventually broken.

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Williams extend their lead to 44 points over Ferrari in the battle for third place in the constructors' championship with a maximum of 86 remaining. Still no points for Sauber while Mercedes have obviously already won the title.

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So Nico Rosberg cuts the deficit to Lewis Hamilton to 17 points with a maximum of 50 points remaining at the season finale at Abu Dhabi. Daniel Ricciardo will definitely finish third overall, despite not finishing today's race.

Mercedes:, external "We've set some incredible records this year. The car is just awesome - the best I've ever driven" @LewisHamilton #F1 #BrazilGP

Good effort from Jenson Button who finished a brilliant fourth, matching his result from last year's Brazilian Grand Prix. It's also the sixth year in a row that the 2009 world champion that Button has finished in the top-five in Brazil.