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Si Marshall: Best - standing under the Monza Podium... Worst - getting drowned in the Monza monsoon on the Saturday! Bizarre - Liberty Media's decision to change an iconic and treasured logo.

Scott Coe: Worst... Vettel's behavior, especially in Baku. Best... Lewis beats him to claim title No.4.

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A bit cooler than earlier on. Well, certainly at track level.

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A big weekend for Haas. Kevin Magnussen vows to "do all we can".

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We are at race 20 of 20 this season, and incredibly Lewis Hamilton has been on pole position in 11 of the other 19 races in 2017.

Only four men have been on pole position this season.

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These look pretty special seats that Kush has bagged out in Abu Dhabi.

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Daniel Ricciardo is ready to go. Qualifying gets under way at 13:00 GMT.

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Phil Slocombe: Best for me watching Catalunya GP, a present for my 70th from my sons. Lewis creamed past slow backmarkers into the final twisty section, leaving Seb in their wake as he drove away to extend his lead. Would be great if Valtteri could win race with Seb out of the points.

Gav‏: Best has got to be Lewis Hamilton getting that 4th title memorable and Mercedes parade lap side by side 1-2 after winning in Ferrari's back yard Monza, record poles and championship lead.

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So what are we expecting to happen in qualifying? Well, Hamilton and Vettel are the only ones of the current line-up to have started on the front row in Abu Dhabi.

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Andrew Benson
BBC Sport’s chief F1 writer at Yas Marina

FIA president Jean Todt has just finished a news conference in which he discussed many of the issues of the moment. There were no stand-out lines, but the main takeaway was that he emphasised that the proposal for a new engine in 2021 was just that.

“No decision has been taken,” he said, emphasising what he said was the collaborative nature of the process involving the governing body, the F1 Group and the engine manufacturers. This is clearly an attempt to try to take some of the heat out of what is threatening to become a difficult political situation.

On the unpopular engine-related grid penalties, things will clearly not change any time soon, Todt emphasising that the system was agreed years ago to keep costs under control. And he said as there was no unanimous agreement to stop the reduction of permitted engines per driver to three next year, nothing could be done about it, despite Red Bull’s contention that is a crazy idea.

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Kristine Kirby‏: Best - Lewis's reaction on getting Ayrton's helmet in Canada. Worst - Vettel having no spatial awareness at races globally. Most bizarre - 'Brake-testing' until Seb sputtered out a 'my fault' that sounded like a Honda engine struggling.

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Sebastian Vettel is now Lewis Hamilton's big rival now and this how the top two in the standings compare this year.

Vettel had an insane start to the season, winning three times and coming second three times in the first six races of the year, but Hamilton took charge of the title race with five wins in a six-race period, while Vettel did not finish in two of those - in Singapore and Japan.

Those retirements are why this season is not having the dramatic finish we were all hoping for.

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This weekend is not going to be as dramatic as what happened in the last race of last season as Nico Rosberg became the world champion.

Lewis Hamilton led but, going against team orders, slowed up the field and drove slowly in an attempt to allow rivals to pass Mercedes team-mate Rosberg, but the German finished second to clinch his first, and only, title.

BBC Sport has spoken to Rosberg about what it took to get the better of his great rival and you can watch the video below.

And continuing on the same theme. Reader Alex Withington has posted a great picture from Yas Marina.

Anyone else in Abu Dhabi? All pictures will be greatly received, via the hashtag #bbcf1.

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These are the bottom 10. McLaren showed a glimpse of what they could do earlier, with Fernando Alonso seventh and Stoffel Vandoorne eighth, which probably makes this table a bit painful for McLaren fans.

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This is how things stand in the points. Valtteri Bottas could still finish second overall if he wins and Sebastian Vettel comes ninth or worse.

Daniel Ricciardo and Kimi Raikkonen are battling it out for fourth and Max Verstappen, who has won two of the past five races, will be ruing the technical problems that have hampered him far too often.

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Today, we're asking for your memories of the 2017 season.

Chris Lord: Best: Ricciardo’s dive bomb overtakes. Worst: Alonso luck and confirmation of Halo. Won’t see drivers stare clearly at night anymore.

Derek Rennie: Best is Hamilton winning title. Worst is Verstappen not having a reliable car and bizarre would be Vettel side swiping Hamilton in Baku thinking it was OK.

Alan Mather: Best was getting to first ever grand prix at spa for my 50th birthday (Thanks Angela) and walking eau rouge, etc after the race! Worst not having enough time to walk entire track before I had to leave!

Tweet us using #bbcf1 and we will put those messages in this page.

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Mercedes, once again, are the team to beat. Lewis Hamilton led a Mercedes one-two in third practice earlier on.

Now comes qualifying as everyone wants to be a good position to end their seasons on a high.

But remember what happened in Brazil, when Hamilton messed up qualifying and had to start at the back.

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We're back.

And we are going to take a quick break before we are back at 12:00 GMT for the build-up to qualifying, which starts at 13:00 GMT.

See you soon.