My Abu Dhabi Grand Prix predictions
With the two championships decided at the a lot of people are saying the fizz has gone out of the 2009 season finale in .
They're right in one way as there won't be any champagne on the podium here in the Emirati city, just like there wasn't in , but there is still plenty to look forward to.
It's the inaugural grand prix in Abu Dhabi and it is a quite staggering, eye-popping, mind-boggling venue.
Formula 1 has never seen anything like this and probably won't see anything like this again - the £800m spent on this venue, the facilities' attention to detail and the development plans for Yas Island have even exceeded 's dreams. And that's saying something because he sets the bar so high.
I just hope that we have a race that is fit for this circuit and a season that has given us some great racing, a great championship story and some sensational comebacks from , , and , who has performed despite his Ferrari rather than because of it.
There has also been drama off the track to match the thrills on it with '', and the threat of a breakaway series by the teams. And, even this late in the day, we're still in the middle of the storm over the future of the .
Yes, but who is going to be runner-up in the championship?
Jonathan Legard commentated on Formula 1 for the ´óÏó´«Ã½ in 2009 and 2010. He wrote regular blogs during that period, giving a behind-the-scenes insight into the grand prix weekends. Jonathan, previously 5 live's football correspondent and before that the radio station's F1 correspondent, is no longer part of the ´óÏó´«Ã½'s F1 team.
