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Nico Rosberg is attempting to make history this weekend by winning the world title. If he does so, he'll join father Keke as a world champion and join Graham and Damon Hill as the only father-son championship.

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Arguably one of the most famous title deciders in the history of the sport, the 1994 World Championship came down to the season finale in Adelaide, Australia with Michael Schumacher and Damon Hill separated by just a single point. Schumacher led the race, but ran wide and hit the wall. As he rejoined, he veered into Hill's path. The two collided, forcing Schumacher out immediately. Hill continued but damage from the incident forced his retirement, gifting Schumacher the title.

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After a stunning season, we want to know who your driver of the 2014 is? Take your pick from Lewis Hamilton, Nico Rosberg, Daniel Ricciardo, Valtteri Bottas (pictured) or Felipe Massa on the top-right side of the page.

The vote will close at 12:50 GMT with results published here shortly after. Terms and conditions are available here.

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Lewis Hamilton's biggest supporters have arrived in the paddock in the form of pop star girlfriend Nicole Scherzinger and his father Anthony.

We're live on BBC One and in the video console at the top of the page, folks.

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Lewis Hamilton:, external Today feels like the most important day of my life. But I am calm and focused. #TeamLH lets do this! Thank you!

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It's fair to say the eyes of the world are on today's events in Abu Dhabi and plenty of celebrity fans have been taking to social media to have their say.

Let's kick off with the world's most expensive footballer, shall we?

Gareth Bale:, external "Can't wait for the 2014 F1 decider #AbuDhabiGP , good luck to Lewis Hamilton and Mercedes AMGF1 #deserveit"

DrAT:, external Boarding flight at Heathrow. Lands half an hr after start of GP. My own race to get home and catch a piece of history #TeamLH

Dan Umphray:, external watching in bed sweltering in Sydney. Can't sleep, not because of the heat! Come on Lewis.

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Lewis Hamilton would cry when he finished second in karting races, according to his old karting boss Dino Chiesa. This weekend, though, the only tears that will fall from Hamilton's face if he finishes second will be ones of joy. Read more about Hamilton and Rosberg growing up together here.

With a little under an hour to go, here's the grid for today's race.

1) Nico Rosberg 2) Lewis Hamilton 3) Valtteri Bottas 4) Felipe Massa 5) Daniil Kvyat 6) Jenson Button (pictured) 7) Kimi Raikkonen 8) Fernando Alonso 9) Kevin Magnussen 10) Jean-Eric Vergne

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11) Sergio Perez 12) Nico Hulkenberg 13) Adrian Sutil 14) Esteban Gutierrez 15) Pastor Maldonado 16) Kamui Kobayashi 17) Will Stevens 18) Romain Grosjean

Pit-lane start: Daniel Ricciardo and Sebastian Vettel

Suzi Perry
BBC F1 presenter

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"Almost ready! @bbcf1 @TomClarksonF1 @JennieGow 12.10 @BBCOne."

Allan McNish
BBC Radio 5 live analyst

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"For the last two years it has rained on this day, November 23rd, here in Abu Dhabi!! But not today."

If you click the link at the top of the page, you can hear live build-up ahead of the Abu Dhabi Grand Prix on BBC Radio 5 live.

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Lewis Hamilton isn't just a sportsman, he's a celebrity. The Briton has a pop star girlfriend, a scarlet red private jet and top spot on The Times List of wealthiest sportspeople in 2014 with an estimated worth of £68m. Read more about his love of Haribo cherries, roast dinners and film debut in the Cars 2 movie in this profile.

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Throughout his career, Nico Rosberg has meticulous in pursuit of glory. For examples, the German noticed that he occasionally felt ill at race after long-haul flights to now wears a face mask on-board to fight off viruses. He has also switched to a gluten-free diet. Find out more about Rosberg, and his ability to speak five languages, ride a unicycle and play tennis to an impressive standard, check out this profile piece.

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Rachel Clarke:, external Right about here. Think it's a good view!

Carole Brackley:, external In front of the TV in Weymouth Dorset, a great place to call home.

Ryan Wakefield:, external Up at crack of dawn 2 go shops 4 snacks and drinks ready to have mates round and cheering on @LewisHamilton

Andrew Benson
Chief F1 writer in Abu Dhabi

"The statements that finally announced Ferrari's split with Fernando Alonso earlier this weekend were full of kind words for each other. At the time, many cynics wondered how long it would take for the facade to crumble and the answer has turned out to be about three days. Team principal Marco Mattiacci made a comment about new signing Sebastian Vettel's youth and the German having the 'enthusiasm' to go through the 'difficult moments' of Ferrari's restructuring, and Alonso took offence.

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"'I heard the comments and I don't think they were very good,' said the Spaniard, who qualified 10th but will start eight following the disqualification of the two Red Bulls. 'If he tried to mean that I was not motivated, he arrived at Ferrari too late. He's only been here for a few months and has not seen the five years that I've spent here and how I've fought every single race. Probably I was too old when he tried to renew me until the Monza race, and he kept pushing, and pushing and having talks, and even in the last moment we had a lot of phone calls and e-mails that I still have in my computer. Probably at that time I was not so old, but when I took my decision I guess he had to find another driver.'"

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Lotus's Romain Grosjean:, external Glad to be part of this team!

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What a difference a year makes. This time last year, Scotland's Paul Di Resta was racing in Formula 1 with Force India. This weekend, instead of racing in Abu Dhabi, he's in Monaco and on Friday night posted a photo, external of him eating fish and chips in Casino Square.

Tom Clarkson
BBC F1 pit-lane reporter

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"A thorn between four roses... Don't forget: #bbc1, 12.10 today."