Here is all you need to know about the 2024 F1 Abu Dhabi Grand Prix, including start times and how to watch live on TV.

The F1 Constructors' Championship remains undecided as Ferrari still has a chance to outscore McLaren to win the biggest team prize of the season. The post F1 Abu Dhabi Grand Prix 2024 preview: The last race decides the Championship appeared first on The Manual.

After 23 race weekends the Formula 1 grid arrives at the Abu Dhabi Grand Prix, the season’s final race, with the Constructors’ Championship still up for grabs. Just two teams remain in contention, McLaren and Ferrari,

Formula 1 heads to the Yas Marina Circuit this weekend for the 2024 Abu Dhabi Grand Prix. Whilst Max Verstappen wrapped up the drivers' championship at the Las Vegas Grand Prix, the constructors' battle is set to go down to the wire in Abu Dhabi with both McLaren and Ferrari still in contention for glory heading into the season finale.

Heading to Abu Dhabi, the Constructors' Championship fight will go down to the wire with McLaren and Ferrari separated by just 21 points. Further back in the field, there is a tense fight for P6, with Alpine, Haas and VCARB all in touching distance of one another.

It’s been an extraordinary campaign, a golden year not just for us at McLaren, but F1 in general, with seven different race winners, including maiden victories for Lando and Oscar, who have led us to within a whisker of our first title since 1998.

The Ferrari duo will turn out in the first practice session at the Yas Marina Circuit, with Arthur replacing Carlos Sainz

Viewers can watch the start of the competitive action on Saturday, with the hour-long qualifying session set to start at 2pm GMT. Sunday will then host the 2024 season finale, with the Grand Prix set to start at 1pm. As ever, every session can be watched live with a subscription.

Formula One statistics for Sunday's season-ending Abu Dhabi Grand Prix at Yas Marina, the 24th round of the championship:

After 23 races, Formula 1 has reached the season finale in Abu Dhabi. The constructors' championship has gone down to the wire, with the outcome of Sunday's grand prix set to crown either McLaren or Ferrari as the winners who will take away an estimated $140 million (£106m) in prize money.

The Abu Dhabi Grand Prix will be broadcast live on Sky Sports in the United Kingdom - and ESPN in the United States. Sky’s coverage of Sunday’s race starts at 11:30am (GMT). Sky Sports subscribers can watch all the action in Abu Dhabi on the Sky Go app. If you’re not a Sky customer you can grab a NOWTV Day Pass here to watch without a subscription.