Lewis Hamilton vs. Nico Rosberg: Who will win the F1 title in Abu Dhabi?

Nico Rosberg and Lewis Hamilton have been engaged in a tense rivalry since the F1 season started in March, but come Sunday the two Mercedes drivers will finally be separated at the season-ending Abu Dhabi Grand Prix.

Rosberg has the edge, leading his teammate by 12 points, and the German knows a podium finish will guarantee he wins his first world championship title.



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For Hamilton, finishing anywhere except on the podium will mean the end of his reign.

Rosberg was the quicker out the blocks, winning the first four races before Hamilton rallied to dominate in July's quartet of GPs. The Brit comes off the back of three consecutive wins, most recently leading the way in torrential conditions during the Brazilian Grand Prix.

The pair's dominance has seen them rocket ahead of the competition in the overall standings, winning 18 out of the 20 races so far as their team stormed to a third consecutive constructors' crown. Only Red Bull's Daniel Ricciardo and Max Verstappen have prevented a Mercedes clean sweep.

Read: Mercedes rivals 'almost opposites'

Last year, Hamilton already had his third title wrapped up with three races to go -- all of which Rosberg went on to win.

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How will this year's battle be decided? All eyes will be on the Yas Marina Circuit this weekend to find out.

Read: Mercedes rivals 'almost opposites' Last year, Hamilton already had his third title wrapped up with three races to go -- all of which Rosberg went on to win. For Hamilton, finishing anywhere except on the podium will mean the end of his reign. Visit cnn.com/motorsport for more news and videos Read: Mercedes rivals 'almost opposites' Nico Rosberg and Lewis Hamilton have been engaged in a tense rivalry since the F1 season started in March, but come Sunday the two Mercedes drivers will finally be separated at the season-ending Abu Dhabi Grand Prix. For Hamilton, finishing anywhere except on the podium will mean the end of his reign. For Hamilton, finishing anywhere except on the podium will mean the end of his reign. For Hamilton, finishing anywhere except on the podium will mean the end of his reign. Read: Mercedes rivals 'almost opposites' Visit cnn.com/motorsport for more news and videos For Hamilton, finishing anywhere except on the podium will mean the end of his reign. Rosberg has the edge, leading his teammate by 12 points, and the German knows a podium finish will guarantee he wins his first world championship title. Nico Rosberg and Lewis Hamilton have been engaged in a tense rivalry since the F1 season started in March, but come Sunday the two Mercedes drivers will finally be separated at the season-ending Abu Dhabi Grand Prix. Rosberg was the quicker out the blocks, winning the first four races before Hamilton rallied to dominate in July's quartet of GPs. The Brit comes off the back of three consecutive wins, most recently leading the way in torrential conditions during the Brazilian Grand Prix. Nico Rosberg and Lewis Hamilton have been engaged in a tense rivalry since the F1 season started in March, but come Sunday the two Mercedes drivers will finally be separated at the season-ending Abu Dhabi Grand Prix. Nico Rosberg and Lewis Hamilton have been engaged in a tense rivalry since the F1 season started in March, but come Sunday the two Mercedes drivers will finally be separated at the season-ending Abu Dhabi Grand Prix. How will this year's battle be decided? All eyes will be on the Yas Marina Circuit this weekend to find out. Nico Rosberg and Lewis Hamilton have been engaged in a tense rivalry since the F1 season started in March, but come Sunday the two Mercedes drivers will finally be separated at the season-ending Abu Dhabi Grand Prix. Read: Mercedes rivals 'almost opposites' Read: Mercedes rivals 'almost opposites' Nico Rosberg and Lewis Hamilton have been engaged in a tense rivalry since the F1 season started in March, but come Sunday the two Mercedes drivers will finally be separated at the season-ending Abu Dhabi Grand Prix. Nico Rosberg and Lewis Hamilton have been engaged in a tense rivalry since the F1 season started in March, but come Sunday the two Mercedes drivers will finally be separated at the season-ending Abu Dhabi Grand Prix. Rosberg was the quicker out the blocks, winning the first four races before Hamilton rallied to dominate in July's quartet of GPs. The Brit comes off the back of three consecutive wins, most recently leading the way in torrential conditions during the Brazilian Grand Prix. Rosberg has the edge, leading his teammate by 12 points, and the German knows a podium finish will guarantee he wins his first world championship title. How will this year's battle be decided? All eyes will be on the Yas Marina Circuit this weekend to find out. The pair's dominance has seen them rocket ahead of the competition in the overall standings, winning 18 out of the 20 races so far as their team stormed to a third consecutive constructors' crown. Only Red Bull's Daniel Ricciardo and Max Verstappen have prevented a Mercedes clean sweep. How will this year's battle be decided? All eyes will be on the Yas Marina Circuit this weekend to find out.

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