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Abu Dhabi F1 Formula 1 Grand Prix motor race
2013 Formula 1 Abu Dhabi Grand Prix
- 2013 Abu Dhabi F1 event dates from 01-03 November 2012?
Abu Dhabi F1 tickets for 2013
- Tickets on sale from
- Abu Dhabi F1 ticket prices from AED 395 for one day (general admission), AED 995 for 3 days (general admission), AED 1,500 (early bookings) or AED 1,875 for 2 days (grandstand). Higher price tickets available for Lounge, Category 1, Grandstand Club.
Abu Dhabi Grand Prix 2013 After-Race concerts
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- 19 Aug 2013 - Jay Z announced as the after-race concert for Fri 01 Nov 2013.
- 30 Jun 2013 - Muse announced as the after-race concert for Sat 02 Nov 2013.
- After-Race concerts for Abu Dhai F1 ticket holders only ... mostly. Tickets include complimentary access ("Invitations") to the Thursday night concert for 2 friends. Early birds living in the UAE (the first 15,000) who buy Abu Dhabi F1 tickets also get 2 complimentary tickets for the Friday night concert. No, you don't get any free tickets for Saturday (Muse) or Sunday (Depeche Mode) concerts - most press reports weren't very clear about that, or the press release was vague (check the Yasalam T&C, and remember this one too ... "All Invitations are the property of the Organiser and are revocable at any time at the Organiser’s sole discretion.").
- Concerts held at the Concert Arena on Yas Island.
Abu Dhabi 2013 Grand Prix history and timeline
- 30 Jun 2013 - Muse announced as one of the after-race concert series bands (playing on Sat 02 Nov 2013).
- 28 May 2013 - Amr Diab, Elissa, Hussain Al Jassmi announced as after-race concert performers on Thursday.
2012 Formula 1 Etihad Airways Abu Dhabi Grand Prix
- Winner - Kimi Raikkonen of Finland (Lotus).
- 2nd - Fernando Alonso (Ferrari).
- 3rd - Sebastian Vettel (Red Bull).
- 2012 Abu Dhabi F1 event dates from 02-04 November 2012.
- Offical F1 support race Australian V8 Supercars series.
Abu Dhabi F1 tickets for 2012
- Tickets on sale from 25 March 2012.
- UAE residents can get 20% discount on ticket prices (except for Main Grandstand seating) for a limited time (until 31 May 2012).
- Ticket prices AED 1500 (2 days), AED 1,665 (3 days) until 31 May 2012. After that, prices are AED 1,875 (2 days) and AED 2,080 (3 days).
- Corporate locations: Yas Viceroy Hotel Private Suites & Terrace Tickets, Marina Grandstand Boxes.
- Ticket outlets include Etihad Airways shops (not all of them), Virgin Megastores in UAE and GCC region, Yas Hotel, Yas Marina Circuit. Or telephone Yas call center on 800 927 (800-YAS) (toll-free in UAE). Or see website at www.yasmarinacircuit.ae.
Abu Dhabi Grand Prix 2012 Yasalam After-Race concerts and other shows
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- Yasalam After-Race concerts for Abu Dhai F1 ticket holders only.
- Concerts held at the du Concert Arena on Yas Island.
- Skybar Abu Dhabi - Missy Elliott, AKON, Mel C (former Spice Girl) - 01 November 2012.
Abu Dhabi Grand Prix F1 2011
Abu Dhabi Grand Prix 2011 Yasalam After-Race concerts and 'Beats on the Beach'
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- Yasalam After-Race concerts for Abu Dhai F1 ticket holders only.
- Yasalam 'Beats on the Beach' concerts on Abu Dhabi Corniche include DJ Fatboy Slim (UK), Wyclef Jean, Jay Sean, DJ Dany Neville (Dubai). Entry is free for all (no F1 ticket required).
Abu Dhabi Grand Prix F1 2010
- To be updated
Abu Dhabi Grand Prix 2010 Yasalam After-Race concerts
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- Yasalam After-Race concerts for Abu Dhai F1 ticket holders only.
- Concerts presented by Flash Entertainment at the Ferrari World Concert Arena on Yas Island.
- Some free concerts also on the Abu Dhabi Corniche - Sean Paul, Kelis, and Nancy Ajram as part of the "Beats on the Beach" festival from 10-13 November 2010. Fares Karam also?
Abu Dhabi to build F1 track in Bulgaria ... or not (Bulgaria F1-gate scandal)
- At the end of August 2010, there were news reports that Abu Dhabi would build a Formula 1 track in Sophia, Bulgaria.
- According to a press release from the Bulgarian Ministry of Economy, the agreement was between the Bulgarian Government, and Emirates Associated Business Group (EABG) in Abu Dhabi, signed by someone reported as Sheikh Mohammed Abdul Jalil al Blouki, head of EABG.
- The agreement was allegedly a joint venture with the Bulgarian Government providing land from an old military air base at Dobroslavtsi, and EABG providing investment funds.
- EABG was reported as an Abu Dhabi Government company (it's not, it's privately held but does exist), and Mr Al Blouki was reported as being a Sheikh from the Abu Dhabi Royal Family (he's not, and isn't a Sheik).
- There was some backtracking and corrected press releases released with reports of a scandal of some sort. If anyone can make head or tail of it, good luck, but it appears that there wasn't any joint venture in the first place, and although there might have been some discussion, EABG is apparently not interested in any sort of investment in Bulgaria now, F1 track or otherwise.
- And then, further reports claimed that an EABG representative, Anwar Badwan, received a letter demanding a payment of US$94m to sort the whole mess out.
- Oddly, there's no mention of the story in any UAE newspaper that we can find, which might indicate it was culturally insensitive in some way, although it's not clear how except perhaps the claim that Mr Al Blouki was a member of the Royal Family - but he himself denied ever representing himself in that way.
- But it wasn't reported by international newswires either, such as Reuters, Bloomberg, AFP, who are not subject to the same restrictions as the UAE press, so that more likely indicates that the story was not newsworthy enough, and/or there was too much misinformation. Which begs the question of why we bothered adding a summary here ... Ah, yes, good question. We'll stop now.
Abu Dhabi Grand Prix F1 2009
Abu Dhabi Grand Prix 2009 Yasalam After-Race concerts
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- Yasalam After-Race concerts for Abu Dhai F1 ticket holders only.
- 2-day ticket holders can go to Saturday and Sunday night concerts only, 3-day ticket holders can go all four nights.
- Concerts presented by Flash Entertainment at the Ferrari World Concert Arena on Yas Island.
- Beyoncé (Thursday), Nelly Furtado (Friday), No Doubt (Saturday), and Aerosmith (Sunday) were announced by the Gulf News Tabloid on 22 September 2009 as the headline acts but the organisers reportedly said Nelly Furtado and No Doubt would not be playing, neither would ACDC or U2, who were also rumoured to be on the cards.
Abu Dhabi F1 ticket details
Abu Dhabi F1 tickets are sold out according to media reports on 26 October 2009, with a total of 60,000 tickets sold. If you've missed out, you can still watch it on TV - reportedly Abu Dhabi Al Riyadiya 2 (a free-to-air terrestrial channel) will be showing the Grand Prix live, and other events from the F1 race weekend.
Mind you don't get scalped - there are a number of official looking F1 Grand Prix websites selling tickets that aren't. A press report 05 June 2009 said that tickets resold for higher than face value would be cancelled by the ADMM - Richard Cregan, the chief executive of ADMM, reportedly said "Where we find instances of people trying to sell tickets for profit ... we will cancel those tickets ..."
- Abu Dhabi Formula 1 Grand Prix tickets on sale from 10am on Monday 30 March 2009 according to an announcement by Abu Dhabi Motorsports Management (ADMM) on 26 March 2009.
- Some online websites were selling tickets to the Abu Dhabi Grand Prix F1 as of January 2009, according to a report in The National newspaper, although Grandstand tickets and prices had not been released.
- Ticket prices are AED 1500-2500 (US$409-681) depending on seating location and which days (Fri-Sun or Sat-Sun are the choices available). The ADMM press release said tickets are transferable to other people on different days (implying not on the same day).
- The three day tickets also include access on Thursday 29 October 2009 when you can walk down the Pit Straight without getting run over.
- Grandstand tickets (the cheap seats) in one of 5 grandstands:
- Main Grandstand - on the main straight with views of the Pit Lane and Pit Building
- North Grandstand - on the U-bend that is the tightest hairpin on the track, with a view of drivers accelerating up the back straight if they make it round the corner
- South Grandstand - views of the windy bits around the Yas Island Marina and Yas Marina Hotel
- Support Pit Building Grandstand - also with marina and hotel views, and the Formula 1 garages
- West Grandstand at the end of the long straight with the track going underneath the grandstand
- Paddock Club tickets for corporate hospitality
- 20% discount for purchases before 31 May 2009, 10% discount before 31 July 2009, 5% before 31 August 2009
- Get Abu Dhabi Grand Prix tickets from
- Telephone ticketline 800-F1 (800-36) toll-free in the UAE. Or call ADMM on +971-2-4100849 for paddock club tickets.
- Online at www.yasmarinacircuit.com
- Etihad Holiday outlets - Khalidiya Mall, Al Wahda Mall, Marina Mall in Abu Dhabi, Bawadi Mall in Al Ain, Dubai Marina Mall in Dubai
- Marina Mall in Abu Dhabi
- Mall of the Emirates in Dubai
Abu Dhabi F1 Grand Prix 2009 event program dates and times
- Thursday 29 October 2009: not an official race day but 3 day ticket holders will have access to the Yas Island Circuit.
- Friday 30 October 2009: two practice sessions for F1 cars, about 1 1/2 hours each. Practice 1 from 10:00-11:30, Practice 2 from 14:00-15:30
- Saturday 31 October 2009: one hour practice session 11:00-12:00, then F1 qualifying rounds from 14:00
- Sunday 01 November 2009: support races, warm up session, entertainment, then the Abu Dhabi F1 Grand Prix race starts at 15:00 (3pm) 1700 (5pm), not on 30 November 2009 as seen in some sources.
- The Renault F1 team was on display, and disturbing the neighbours, at the Downtown Burj Dubai area in Dubai on 10 & 11 April 2009. They also took the F1 car for a drive inside Ski Dubai. Without snow chains.
Abu Dhabi Grand Prix start time changed (28 August 2009 news)
The Abu Dhabi Grand Prix organisers have shifted the start time from 1500 to 1700 for the 2009 race which means the race will start in daylight, and finish after sunset, which should make for an interesting spectacle, especially when F1 drivers bounce off each other while looking for their sun visors about halfway through the race.
Abu Dhabi Grand Prix support races
- GP2 Asia Series test race in Abu Dhabi on the weekend of 23-24 October 2009
- GP2 Asia Series F1 support race in Abu Dhabi during the F1 weekend 31 October-01 November 2009
- Porsche Mobil 1 Supercup Abu Dhabi
- Chevrolet Supercars Middle East Challenge
Abu Dhabi Grand Prix 2009 delay and change to Montreal rumours
After the first 2009 Grand Prix race in Melbourne, Australia, there were reports that the Canadian Grand Prix might reappear (it was cancelled earlier in 2009) in Montreal as the final F1 race of the season to replace the Abu Dhabi Grand Prix, due to rumoured delays in the construction of the Yas Marina Circuit. Gerald Tremblay, mayor of Montreal, said to the Montreal Gazette "We have been talking with Bernie Ecclestone about it coming back in 2011 and 2010. We don't want to have it just in 2009." Abu Dhabi Motorsports Management (ADMM) said in a 30 March 2009 statement that "progress on the construction of Yas Marina Circuit ... is on track and there are no concerns regarding delivery deadlines,"
More delay rumours emerged in early May with an Arabian Business report of a disagreements between consultants ODC and sub-contractors Hamilton International, and a wage dispute resulting in some staff walking out. The CEO of the Abu Dhabi F1 management company, Richard Cregan, was replaced by Philippe Gurdjian. Aldar Properties was reported as saying "Everything is on schedule. ... We don't comment on minor issues between sub-contractors". Get your motor running ...
... or not. AFP reported that the deputy director of the Yas Island F1 project, Douglas MacAskill, said "According to the rules, we have to hand over the circuit three months before the race, but seeing as we have a good relationship with the Formula One teams, that period could be reduced to 60 days," which prompted headlines in other media saying that the circuit might be delayed. But Mr MacAskill also said to AFP "We are working 24 hours a day and everything will be ready on time, I have no doubt about that".
Abu Dhabi Grand Prix 2010
- Abu Dhabi F1 Grand Prix is the last race for the 2010 season on a provisional list of Grand Prix events according to reports at the end of August 2009. Updated to penultimate race in September 2009 (the Brazilian GP will be the final race of the season) pending confirmation.
- Abu Dhabi Grand Prix 2010 date was tentatively set for 07 November 2010, changed to 31 October 2010.
Abu Dhabi Grand Prix general information and background
In February 2007, Abu Dhabi announced they had secured the rights to host a Formula 1 Grand Prix motor race for seven years from 2009 to 2016. The first Abu Dhabi F1 Grand Prix will be held on 01 November 2009 (changed from original 15 November 2009 date), and is the first time the F1 is being held in Abu Dhabi. Over 50,000 spectators are expected to attend.
The announcement was made at the Abu Dhabi F1 Festival (a different motor sports event that Abu Dhabi made up at the time), with an official signing ceremony at the Emirates Palace Hotel on 03 February 2007, between Bernie Eccelstone from F1 and Khaldoon Al Mubarak, Chairman of the Abu Dhabi Executive Affairs Authority (EAA). Then, because the traffic was really bad in Abu Dhabi that day, they looked around and said how about building a new track on a spare desert island nearby ... so Yas Island become the location for the Abu Dhabi Yas Marina Circuit, under construction from 2007-2009.
The Abu Dhabi F1 race track was designed by Hermann Tilke, a Formula 1 circuit designer of some repute. Track construction is on Yas Island by the Abu Dhabi based property developer, Aldar Properties. At the time of the agreement, the press release said construction of the track would be completed by the end of 2008. It wasn't, as we know. Hopefully the F1 drivers won't have too many sand traps left to drive through by the time they get their motors running on 01 November 2009. The Abu Dhabi F1 race is the last race of the F1 season. Etihad Airways are the main sponsors of the event.
The Fédération Internationale de l'Automobile (FIA), or International Automobile Federation / International Motorsport Federation, governs motor sports events around the world, including the Formula 1, which is arguably THE motorsport event of the year, with more champagne (or sparkling grape juice in Abu Dhabi) and sexier girls than the Iditarod. The 2009 round of Formula 1 Grand Prix races is below. Canada (Montreal) and France (Magny-Cours) were on the list decided in June 2008 but a revised list in November 2008 left them to catch the bus. There is no F1 Grand Prix being held in the USA for 2009 (they only like driving in circles anyway).
How many laps is an F1 race?
It depends ... races are about 300 km in total so the total number of laps depends on the length of the circuit. The Spa GP circuit in Belgium is the longest at about 7 km which means the race is 44 laps. The Monaco GP is the shortest and has the greatest number of laps at 78. The Abu Dhabi GP circuit is about 5.2, 5.532, 5.55, or 5.6 km long (depending on which press release or website you look at) so the race will probably be about between 50 and 60 laps. Another factor is that F1 GP races are supposed to be less than 2 hours long so if there are lots of tight corners or difficult reverse parking manouevres required, then the number of laps decreases.
How fast do F1 drivers go?
Top speeds are up to 300-320 km/hr - much the same as traffic on the Sheikh Zayed Road after midnight. Dubai drivers could probably give the average F1 pilot a run for their money.
Formula 1 F1 2009 Calendar
| Round | Date | Country | City | Winner | Team | Laps | Time |
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| 1 | 29 March 2009 | Australia | Melbourne | Jensen Button | Brawn-Mercedes | 58 | 1:34:15.784 |
| 2 | 05 April 2009 | Malaysia | Kuala Lumpur | Jensen Button | Brawn-Mercedes | 31¹ | 0:55:30.622 |
| 3 | 19 April 2009 | China | Shanghai | Sebastian Vettel | Red Bull-Renault | 56 | 1:57:43.485 |
| 4 | 26 April 2009 | Bahrain | Manama | Jensen Button | Brawn-Mercedes | 57 | 1:31:48.182 |
| 5 | 10 May 2009 | Spain | Barcelona | Jenson Button | Brawn-Mercedes | 66 | 1:37:19.202 |
| 6 | 24 May 2009 | Monaco | Monte Carlo | Jenson Button | Brawn-Mercedes | 78 | 1:40:44.282 |
| 7 | 07 June 2009 | Turkey | Istanbul | Jenson Button | Brawn-Mercedes | 58 | 1:26:24.848 |
| 8 | 21 June 2009 | Great Britain | Silverstone | Sebastian Vettel | RBR-Renault | 60 | 1:22:49.328 |
| 9 | 12 July 2009 | Germany | Nürburg (Nuerburg) | Mark Webber | RBR-Renault | 60 | 1:36:43.310 |
| 10 | 26 July 2009 | Hungary | Budapest | Lewis Hamilton | McLaren-Mercedes | 70 | 1:38:23.876 |
| 11 | 23 August 2009 | Europe / Spain | Valencia | Rubens Barrichello | Brawn-Mercedes | 57 | 1:35:51.289 |
| 12 | 30 August 2009 | Belgium | Spa | Kimi Räikkönen | Ferrari | 44 | 1:23:50.995 |
| 13 | 13 September 2009 | Italy | Monza | Rubens Barrichello | Brawn-Mercedes | 53 | 1:16:21.706 |
| 14 | 27 September 2009 | Singapore | Singapore | Lewis Hamilton | McLaren-Mercedes | 61 | 1:56:06.337 |
| 15 | 04 October 2009 | Japan | Suzuka | Sebastian Vettel | RBR-Renault | 53 | 1:28:20.443 |
| 16² | 18 October 2009 | Brazil | São Paulo | Mark Webber | RBR-Renault | 71 | 1:32:23.081 |
| 17 | 01 November 2009 | UAE | Abu Dhabi | Sebastian Vettel | RBR-Renault | 55 | 1:34:03.414 |
- Malaysian Grand Prix cut short due to rain
- Jenson Button finished in 5th place but won enough points to win the Driver's Championship for 2009.
Abu Dhabi F1 drivers list 2009
| Driver name | Points¹ | From | Team | Sponsor | Salary² | Salary | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Lewis Hamilton | 49 | Stevenage, England | McLaren-Mercedes | Vodafone | $18m | AED66m |
| 2 | Heikki Kovalainen | 22 | Finland | McLaren-Mercedes | Vodafone | $3.5m | AED13m |
| 3 | Giancarlo Fisichella | 8 | Rome, Italy | Ferrari | Marlboro | $1.5m | AED5.5m |
| 4 | Kimi Raikkonen | 48 | Espoo, Finland | Ferrari | Marlboro | $45m | AED165m |
| 5 | Robert Kubica | 17 | Krakow, Poland | BMW Sauber | $4.5m | AED16.5m | |
| 6 | Nick Heidfeld | 19 | Monchengladbach, Germany | BMW Sauber | $2.8m | AED10m | |
| 7 | Fernando Alonso | 26 | Oviedo, Spain | Renault | ING | $15m | AED55m |
| 8 | Romain Grossjean | 0 | Geneva, Switzerland | Renault | ING | $Nil | Nil |
| 9 | Jarno Trulli | 32.5 | Pescara, Italy | Toyota | Panasonic | $6.5m | AED24m |
| 10 | Kamui Kobayashi | 3 | Amagasaki, Japan | Toyota | Panasonic | ||
| 11 | Jaime Alguersuari | 0 | Barcelona, Spain | STR-Ferrari Red Bull | Toro Rosso | $0.5m | AED1.8m |
| 12 | Sebastien Buemi | 6 | Aigle, Switzerland | STR-Ferrari Red Bull | Toro Rosso | $1.5m | AED5.5m |
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| 14 | Mark Webber | 69.5 | Queanbeyan, Australia | RBR-Renault | Red Bull | $5.5m | AED20m |
| 15 | Sebastian Vettell | 84 | Heppenheim, Germany | RBR-Renault | Red Bull | $6m | AED22m |
| 16 | Nico Rosberg | 34.5 | Wiesbaden, Germany | Williams-Toyota | AT&T | $8.5m | AED31m |
| 17 | Kazuki Nakajima | 0 | Aichi, Japan | Williams-Toyota | AT&T | $Nil | Nil |
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| 20 | Adrian Sutil | 5 | Grafelfing, Germany | Mercedes | Force India | ||
| 21 | Vitantonio Liuzzi | 0 | Italy | Mercedes | Force India | $Nil | Nil |
| 22 | Jenson Button | 95 | Frome, England | Brawn-Mercedes | $5m | AED18m | |
| 23 | Rubens Barrichello | 77 | Sao Paulo, Brazil | Brawn-Mercedes | $1m | AED3.7m | |
| Felipe Massa³ | 22 | Brazil | Ferrari | $8m | AED29m | ||
| Timo Glock | 24 | Germany | Toyota | $2m | AED7.3m | ||
| Sebastian Bourdais | 2 | France | STR-Ferrari | ||||
| Nelsinho Piquet | 0 | Brazil | Renault | ||||
| Luca Badoer | 0 | Italy | Ferrari |
- Total points in drivers championship as of end of Abu Dhabi GP 01 November 2009.
- Earnings information for 2009 based on Arabian Business report 28 October 2009 (figures from Tom Rubython, an author and F1 expert), does not include Abu Dhabi F1.
- Felipe Massa not racing in Abu Dhabi due to injury.
F1 2010 Calendar released 21 September 2009
Not final pending updates. Final calender to be issued in December 2009?
| Round | Date | Grand Prix | City | Country | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 14 March 2010 | Bahrain Grand Prix | Manama | Bahrain | Sakhir Circuit | |
| 28 March 2010 | Australian Grand Prix | Melbourne | Australia | Albert Park, 1700 start time | |
| 04 April 2010 | Malaysian Grand Prix | Kuala Lumpur | Malaysia | Sepang, 1600 start time | |
| 18 April 2010 | Chinese Grand Prix | Shanghai | China | ||
| 09 May 2010 | Spanish Grand Prix | Barcelona | Spain | Catalunya | |
| 16 May 2010¹ | Monaco Grand Prix | Monte Carlo | Monaco | ||
| 30 May 2010 | Turkish Grand Prix | Istanbul | Turkey | 06 June if no Canadian GP | |
| 13 June 2010 | Canadian Grand Prix | Montreal | Canada | Gilles Villeneuve, tentative | |
| 27 June 2010 | European Grand Prix | Valencia | Spain | ||
| 11 July 2010 | British Grand Prix | Britain | Silverstone or Donington Park | ||
| 25 July 2010 | German Grand Prix | Hockenheim | Germany | Hockenheimring | |
| 01 August 2010 | Hungarian Grand Prix | Budapest | Hungary | Hungaroring circuit | |
| 29 August 2010 | Belgian Grand Prix | Belgium | Spa Francorchamps | ||
| 12 September 2010 | Italian Grand Prix | Italy | Monza | ||
| 26 September 2010 | Singapore Grand Prix | Singapore | Singapore | Marina Bay, 2000 start time | |
| 03 October 2010 | Japanese Grand Prix | Japan | Suzuka | ||
| 17 October 2010 | Korean Grand Prix | South Korea | Inaugural South Korea F1 race | ||
| 31 October 2010 | |||||
| 07 November 2010 | Brazilian Grand Prix | São Paulo | Brazil | Interlagos | |
| 14 November 2010 | Abu Dhabi Grand Prix | Abu Dhabi | UAE | Yas Marina Circuit, 1700 start time |
- Changed from 23 May 2010 (FIA statement Wednesday 21 October 2009) to provide more time to get to Turkey (traffic jams in Romania and Bulgaria slow them down).
- Brazilian GP moved from 14 to 07 November 2010, Abu Dhabi GP moved from 31 Oct to 14 Nov making it the last race of the season again (Reuters report 11 December 2009).
Last update Monday 19-Aug-2013
Related pages
- Abu Dhabi Formula 1 - forum topic with event details for 2009, add comments, corrections, questions
- Dubai Autodrome - just like driving anywhere in the UAE but usually with less traffic
- Yas Marina Circuit (YMC) - where the Abu Dhabi Grand Prix will be held
- Yas Island - where the YMC is
Related websites (new window)
- www.abudhabigp.com - Abu Dhabi GP website, forwards to www.yasmarinacircuit.ae, official ticket purchase website
- www.formula1.com - a collection of motorised jalopies going a long way very quickly, ending up where they began
- www.iditarod.com - a motorless race with a bunch of dogs
- www.yasalam.ae - Yasalam after-race concerts, and Beats on the Beach.
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