World champion Max Verstappen claims 15th win of season at final race of 2022 in Abu Dhabi
Four-time world champion Sebastian Vettel claims point for P10 in 299th and final race
Ferrari's Charles Leclerc finishes P2 to claim runners-up spot in championship
Lewis Hamilton retires after losing power on lap 56
Fernando Alonso retires from final race with Alpine
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Lap 8/58
Carlos Sainz is crawling over the back of Lewis Hamilton in an effort to regain fourth spot. The Ferrari's plan to overtake is executed at Turn Nine in one sweeping move. That leaves Hamilton vulnerable to his team-mate Russell...
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Tom: Why did it take so long to decide. What are the stewards playing at
Nikola: So you can lunge yourself into the corner and claim the inside, force the guy in front out of the track and he has to give YOU the place back? Makes no sense.
Russell: Lewis needs to pick up the pace so he doesn't give Sainz DRS
Lap 7/58
Lewis Hamilton can look in his mirror and see the Ferrari of Carlos Sainz and the other Mercedes of his team-mate George Russell in sixth.
Image source, Getty Images1. Max Verstappen (Red Bull)
2. Sergio Perez (Red Bull)
3. Charles Leclerc (Ferrari)
4. Lewis Hamilton (Mercedes)
5. Carlos Sainz (Ferrari)
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Lap 5/58
Lewis Hamilton duly obliges to his team's orders and gives the place back to Carlos Sainz. A few moments, the seven-time world champion completes are perfectly legit overtake on the Spaniard and has returned to fourth place.
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Sam Bird
Formula E driver on BBC Radio 5 Live
Lewis Hamilton had a massive hit on the floor when he went over the sausage kerb. I wonder whether that will have caused some damage?
Engineer: "Ok Lewis we've been asked to give the position back to Sainz."
Lap 3/58
The stewards are taking another look at that battle between the Mercedes and Ferrari, for Hamilton leaving the track and gaining an advantage.
A decision is in. Which Bono has delivered...
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David Mateer: He has to give that back!
Sam Bird
Formula E driver on BBC Radio 5 Live
I thought Carlos Sainz had a point. I thought he got the move done fairly well. I am sure this will be discussed this evening because that could have a big impact on today's race.
Lap 2/58
The stewards have taken a quick look at that incident between Lewis Hamilton Hamilton and Carlos Sainz and decided there is no need for any punishment. Hamilton is still a place ahead of the Spaniard in fourth.
Image source, Getty ImagesSainz: It's not fair, he did exactly the same with Verstappen.
Sam Bird
Formula E driver on BBC Radio 5 Live
Yet again Lewis Hamilton doing the move across the escape road, I think the FIA will tell Hamilton to give that place back because I think Carlos Sainz did that fair and square.
Lap 1/58
Charles Leclerc tries to overtake the Red Bull Sergio Perez but can't get passed the Mexican and stays in third.
Lewis Hamilton then spies a potential gap on the Monegasque, but that opens the door for Carlos Sainz, who goes for the move on the Mercedes, which ends with Hamilton going off the track!
Lap 1/58
Charles Leclerc had to block off the attack from one of the Mercedes at lights out but Max Verstappen gets away cleanly to lead the race.
Image source, Getty Images299th and final race start for Sebastian Vettel. Make it a good one.
Jack Nicholls
BBC Radio 5 Live F1 commentator
Sergio Perez and Charles Leclerc are level on points in the championship so whoever finishes ahead today will finish second. Can Max Verstappen help Perez? He refused to last time out in Brazil two weeks ago. He said he will do here, if the situation arises, so I guess we will just see.
It is going to be an interesting fight.