Last four winners in Abu Dhabi: 2012: Kimi Raikkonen (Lotus) 2011: Lewis Hamilton (McLaren) 2010: Sebastian Vettel (Red Bull) 2009: Sebastian Vettel (Red Bull). Kimi Raikkonen won last year's race, but once again it was Vettel who impressed finishing on the podium after starting in the pitlane.Ģ012 result: 1. Sebastian Vettel won the first two races at the Yas Marina Circuit and was leading the third having qualified on pole when a puncture saw him spin out at turn two, allowing Lewis Hamilton to take victory. Lap record: Sebastian Vettel - 1:40.279 - (Red Bull 2009).Ģ012 pole: Lewis Hamilton - 1:40.630 (McLaren).ġ1:00am - Drivers' Press Conference - Live!ĩ:45am - Abu Dhabi GP Practice One - Live!ġ2:45pm - Abu Dhabi GP Practice Two - Live!ĩ:45am - Abu Dhabi GP Practice Three - Live!ġ1:30am - The 2013 Abu Dhabi GP - Track Parade - Live!ġ2pm - The 2013 Abu Dhabi GP - Race - Live! !ģ:15pm - The 2013 Abu Dhabi GP - Paddock Live!
Tyre allocation: Soft (yellow) and medium (white).ĭRS Zones: Two with separate detection points - between turns seven and eight and between turns ten and 11. Race start time: 1pm UK time Sunday (5pm local). So read on below, and watch Anthony Davidson's expert track guide above, as Sky Sports Online gives you the lowdown on this weekend's event.
A unique feature of the circuit is that the pitlane exits via a tunnel passing under turn one. Anthony Davidson guides you around Lewis Hamilton's 2012 pole lapįind out everything you could ever want to know about the Abu Dhabi GP as F1 makes its annual visit to the Yas Marina Circuit for the twilight event.īuilt at a cost of $1.32 billion, the Hermann Tilke-designed venue opened in October 2009, just weeks ahead of his F1 debut.
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