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Question 1:
At last year’s Abu Dhabi Grand Prix, what did Nico Rosberg become just the second driver to do at Yas Marina?
Question 2:
Who won the inaugural Abu Dhabi Grand Prix in 2009?
Question 3:
In the video below, which drivers are seen colliding in the pit lane during last year’s race at Yas Marina?
Question 4:
Which of these teams has never taken pole position in Abu Dhabi – Red Bull, McLaren or Ferrari?
Question 5:
Which driver, pictured below, made his sole F1 practice session appearance at Abu Dhabi in 2011, driving for Marussia?
Question 6:
Which very special guest congratulated Lewis Hamilton over team radio after the British driver won the 2014 Abu Dhabi Grand Prix, and with it the world title?
Question 7:
We’re yet to see a safety car deployment in any of the races in Abu Dhabi - true or false?
Question 8:
Who was the only driver to retire from last year’s race in Abu Dhabi, having been involved in a first corner collision with Fernando Alonso?
Question 9:
In the video below, which driver is seen mistakenly pulling into the Red Bull pit box during the 2009 race at Yas Marina?
Question 10:
Mercedes set a new record for one-two race finishes in a single season at last year’s finale in Abu Dhabi, but what was their tally - 11, 12 or 13?
Question 11:
When Kimi Raikkonen made his infamous “Leave me alone, I know what I’m doing” remark over team radio in the 2012 race, which driver were his Lotus team trying to tell him the gap to?
Question 12:
Which team scored their final podium at the 2009 Abu Dhabi Grand Prix?
Question 13:
What offense did Max Verstappen commit in last year’s race at Yas Marina which earned him a 20-second time penalty and two penalty points on his license?
Question 14:
Abu Dhabi will host its eighth Grand Prix in 2016, but how many of those eight were the final race of the season – five, six or seven?
Question 15:
Who has led more laps in Abu Dhabi history – Lewis Hamilton or Sebastian Vettel?
Answers
1. Win from pole; 2. Red Bull’s Sebastian Vettel; 3. Williams’ Valtteri Bottas and McLaren’s Jenson Button; 4. Ferrari; 5. Robert Wickens; 6. UK royal Prince Harry; 7. False – the 2010 and 2012 races featured safety car deployments; 8. Lotus’s Pastor Maldonado; 9. Toro Rosso’s Jaime Alguersuari; 10. 12; 11. Ferrari’s Fernando Alonso; 12. Brawn GP; 13. Ignoring blue flags; 14. Five; 15. Hamilton, 138 to 134.
How did you get on?
0-5: Back of the grid
6-10: Solid midfield runner
11-15: Top of the podium