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    Hamilton wins Abu Dhabi GP; Rosberg F1 title

    Hamilton wins Abu Dhabi GP; Rosberg F1 title

    By Rishikesh Malkhede
    Nov 28, 2016
    02:56 pm

    What's the story

    Nico Rosberg won maiden Formula 1 world title and Lewis Hamilton won the Abu Dhabi Grand Prix on Sunday.

    The German-driver finished second in Abu Dhabi, ahead of fellow countryman Sebastian Vettel.

    The race saw some ugly tactics by Hamilton to make sure his Mercedes team-mate did not win the championship, but failed to do so.

    Battle for the F1 title

    2016 Abu Dhabi Grand prix

    The battle for the 2016 F1 title came down to the last match of the season after Lewis Hamilton won the Brazilian Grand Prix.

    Nico Rosberg, currently placed on top of the points table only needed to finish on the podium to win the title.

    If Hamilton had to win, he needed to finish first and make sure Nico was not on the podium.

    Race details

    Hamilton goes ugly to win the title; fails

    Lewis Hamilton started the race with pole position and continued to be on the number one spot throughout.

    But during the end laps of the race, he slowed down to bring other drivers in the competition and to make sure Nico finishes out of the top four.

    Despite being told to speed up by his team, he refused to do so.

    Data

    Rosberg asks management to do something about Hamilton

    With Lewis Hamilton playing dirty tactics and not listening to his team-mates over the radio, Nico Rosberg complained on the radio to 'consider doing something'. Mercedes Executive director Paddy Lowe too spoke to Hamilton over the radio and asked him to speed up.

    Maiden title for Nico

    Rosberg doesn't let ugly tactics come between his win

    On Sunday, Rosberg joined his father Keke Rosberg as a world champion, after his father did it in the year 1982.

    The father-son duo is only second one to do so after Graham and Damon Hill.

    As the crowd cheered Nico's name, he celebrated by doing a series of doughnuts on the start-finish line and also kissed his car at the end.

    Quote

    It is a dream come true: Rosberg

    The 31-year old German driver said that he was proud of the win and is very happy. He added, "I'm very, very glad that it's over. I am very, very proud. I have done the same feat as my dad achieved."

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