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Frank van Dijk: The Ferrari-Red Bull sandwich in Singapore. It lost Vettel the title. (The two wins of Max Verstappen are the new normal).
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Andrew Benson
BBC Sport’s chief F1 writer at Yas Marina
Williams will make a final decision on their 2017 driver line-up after next week’s tyre test here in Abu Dhabi, once they have final reassurance, or otherwise, that Robert Kubica is physically capable of a comeback.
Lewis Hamilton, for one, is hoping his former karting rival can make it back on to the grid. “I have not followed it,” the world champion said. “I don’t really know a lot about it. I have not seen him since he left F1.
"But he is one of the most talented of the era I have come from so to see him come back, I hope he does, because, even though he is not in F1, he is easily in the top five of the best drivers here.”
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Image source, Getty ImagesWhat else is happening in the world of Formula 1?
Nico Hulkenberg has told his Renault team that he will not diet ahead of the introduction of the new halo protection device in Formula 1 next season, after it was found to add weight to the cars. (Autosport), external
As the halo comes in, the shark fin has been ruled out for 2018, after McLaren failed to back plans to retain the fin on the engine cover.(Motorsport), external
New microphones will be tested at the Abu Dhabi Grand Prix to improve the sound from the cars on television coverage. (Eurosport), external
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What was Grosjean's excuse? He went for the classic 'I didn't see you' approach. Textbook.
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Max Verstappen's Red Bull team-mate Daniel Ricciardo was not too impressed with Romain Grosjean yesterday, after the Frenchman got in his way on the track.
The normally chilled out Australian then went on to Twitter to say that things between Grosjean and himself were "sweet".
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So, what's going on here?
Superstar DJ Martin Garrix was in the Red Bull garage last night and played what looks like a cracking 'Guess Who?' game with Max Verstappen.
No idea if Verstappen guessed the name of 'Houdini', but the Dutchman will be hoping to conjure up some magic of his own later today.
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Image source, Getty ImagesMax Verstappen was in the top six in both sessions yesterday, but is looking for more today.
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Andrew Benson
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So far, the auguries are good for a competitive final race of the season. Lewis Hamilton was, perhaps predictably, fastest over one lap on Friday, with Mercedes F1 boss Toto Wolff saying he was “very good”.
But the gaps back to Ferrari’s Sebastian Vettel and Red Bull’s Daniel Ricciardo were small, and Wolff said that on race pace it was “very close”. Both Hamilton and Vettel are keen to end the season on a high so there is considerable potential for an entertaining weekend.
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And this is how it finished in the second session. The lead changed hands a few times, before Hamilton set a new track record.
Just like in session one, three teams were represented in the top three.
Image source, .Let's start off with a quick recap of what happened yesterday. Sebastian Vettel took the honours in the first session.
He's not listed on the below times, but one of the stars of the session was 19-year-old Brit George Russell, who came 11th when stepping in for Esteban Ocon in the Force India.
Image source, .Hello and thanks for joining us for the second day of the Abu Dhabi Grand Prix race weekend.
I'm Michael Emons and this is the live page for the final practice and qualifying. As always, we will have live radio commentary throughout the day.
Sebastian Vettel was fastest in first practice yesterday...
Image source, Getty Images...then Lewis Hamilton went even faster in second practice.
Image source, Getty ImagesThe top three in the second session were only separated by three tenths of a second so it is all set up nicely for a tight day of action with the third practice session and then qualifying.