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Yes, the Abu Dhabi Grand Prix was only introduced in early 2007 at the Abu Dhabi F1 Festival in United Arab Emirates. And it is worth mentioning that it was only officially launched November 1, 2009 at the Yas Marina Circuit designed by Hermann Tilke. But since then, it has really been successful; a well loved grand prix indeed.

It was actually decided that the venue for the Abu Dhabi Grand Prix would be the Tilke-designed circuit which has been the second Formula 1 Middle East track.

The Abu Dhabi Grand Prix was appealing then and so became as the 19th and final race of the provisional 2009 Formula 1 calendar. However, the French Grand Prix and the Canadian Grand Prix were eventually removed from the provisional calendar and it turned out to be the last of 17 meetings. For this year’s Formula 1 calendar, it will be also be a part. The racers will again have the chance to race through the Yas Marina Circuit.

In 2009, the racer who dominated the Tilke-designed circuit was Sebastian Vettel for the Red Bull Racing. Of course, it still unknown who will dominate the said circuit this 2010.

For sure, there will be a lot of brilliant racers that will grace this year’s Abu Dhabi Grand Prix. It will be fun to see these racers make their way to the end of the Yas Marina Circuit. Thus, this year’s Abu Dhabi Grand Prix is something for the Formula 1 enthusiasts as well as bettors to look forward to.

These Formula 1 enthusiasts as well as bettors should not miss something like a great grand prix, something like Abu Dhabi Grand Prix. They should take note of the date when this grand prix, for this year, will actually start giving everyone amazing races.

It is true that one Formula 1 season is consists of a series of races known as the Grand Prix and that, each race should be held on circuits primarily made for auto racing. The results of the races should also be combined to settle things with two annual World Championships which are for the drivers and the constructors together with racing drivers, constructor teams, organizers, and track officials.

The Abu Dhabi Grand Prix, Australian Grand Prix, Bahrain Grand Prix, Belgian Grand Prix, British Grand Prix, European Grand Prix, and Hungarian Grand Prix are actually some of the kinds of series of races which make up a Formula 1 season. And these are also the kinds of series of races that will make up this year’s Formula 1 season.

The Abu Dhabi Grand Prix must have been the most popular among all the series of races though it was only introduced in early 2007 at the Abu Dhabi F1 Festival in United Arab Emirates. The Yas Marina Circuit has actually been seeing a lot of excellent drivers racing through just because of this one well liked Grand Prix.

Other series of races are also well known, not to mention that they have been around for more than five decades. Since the inception of the Formula 1 in 1950, they have actually been a part.

There are indeed a lot of other series of races that must be mentioned here, just like the Austrian Grand Prix, Caesars Palace Grand Prix, Dallas Grand Prix, Dutch Grand Prix, French Grand Prix, and the Swedish Grand Prix that have also been a part of the Formula 1. It is only that, for a while, they have not been that active and for this year’s Formula 1 season, they will not be included on the list of series of races racers will compete at.