Jenson Button, McLaren, Abu Dhabi, 2010

Abu Dhabi Grand Prix qualifying in pictures

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The final qualifying session of the year at Abu Dhabi produced an intriguing grid for the world championship-deciding race.

The action took place under floodlights at the futuristic Yas Marina circuit.

Here’s a selection of pictures from today’s qualifying session and final practice in Abu Dhabi.

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9 comments on “Abu Dhabi Grand Prix qualifying in pictures”

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    Fixy (@)
    13th November 2010, 17:52

    Nice as always. Wonderful the 16th picture, the Liuzzi one. I hope he’ll be here next year.

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      Fixy (@)
      13th November 2010, 18:10

      And the 8th one of Alonso too.

    2. Cube
      13th November 2010, 18:13

      I hope not, he’s crap.

  2. austin
    13th November 2010, 17:55

    Hahaha tempted to photoshop that vettel finger pic to middle finger lol

  3. antizyklon
    13th November 2010, 19:31

    Best image of the weekend must be the one captured by the camera inside the bollard a moment before being “eaten” by Hamilton’s McLaren. :)

  4. James
    13th November 2010, 22:00

    The picture of Vitaly Petrov driving towards the setting sun is truely awesome.

    1. Invoke
      14th November 2010, 9:43

      I second that. It has become my new background picture.

  5. fordsrule
    14th November 2010, 1:36

    Great pictures, but no Senna ones :(

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    damonsmedley (@damonsmedley)
    14th November 2010, 8:34

    Great pictures here. Where on the track was the picture that accompanied the heading taken?

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