Watch Abu Dhabi Grand Prix 2017 Online: F1 Live Streaming, TV Channel, Start Time, And Formula 1 Race Odds
On Sunday morning, motorsports fans will be able to watch the Abu Dhabi Grand Prix 2017 live streaming online or televised coverage around the world. The final Formula 1 race for the 2017 season will go down at Yas Marina Circuit, with Valtteri Bottas holding the pole position after qualifying. Lewis Hamilton will look to cap off his championship season by picking up the win, while other drivers will hope for a victory to carry momentum toward next season. Here are the latest details on the race, including odds to win, start time, TV channel, and how to watch the F1 Abu Dhabi Grand Prix live streaming online.
All drivers in the final race will be looking to end their season on a high note, but only one driver will have the pole position as a starting advantage. As BBC Sport reported on Saturday, it was the Finn, Valtteri Bottas, edging Lewis Hamilton to claim the pole for Sunday’s big race in Abu Dhabi. Bottas was just 0.172 seconds faster than his Mercedes teammate, while Ferrari driver Sebastian Vettel was third, as he was 0.546 seconds off the pace. Daniel Ricciardo of Red Bull took fourth, with Kimi Raikkonen grabbing the fifth-place slot.
Mercedes driver Lewis Hamilton, who has already wrapped up his third Formula 1 championship in four years, praised Bottas for what he did to grab the pole position on the grid.
“What a lap. He had an incredible qualifying. Congratulations to him. It was the last qualifying of the year and I gave it everything.
“Ultimately winning the championship is the one. Now it is about trying to finish on a high. Having a one-two is great and that’s the goal. If we are able to finish minimum where we’re starting, it’s going to be a good result.”
The latest odds to win Sunday’s race feature the man who has already claimed this season’s championship. As Paddy Power sportsbook shows in their outright betting market, Lewis Hamilton leads all drivers with 10-11 odds. Pole winner Valtteri Bottas is next at 11-8 odds, followed by Sebastian Vettel (13-2), Kimi Raikkonen (16-1), and Max Verstappen (20-1). Daniel Ricciardo is currently a 25-1 favorite to complete the top six contenders, while all other drivers had 500-1 longshot odds to win, as of this report.
The 2017 Abu Dhabi Grand Prix is scheduled for an 8 a.m. Eastern Time start on Sunday morning. U.S. viewers can watch the race live on television, via the NBC Sports Network (NBCSN). Cable and satellite subscribers can watch a live streaming feed of the race via the NBC Sports Live Extra website, or on any of the compatible mobile apps.
For viewers who want to watch the Abu Dhabi Grand Prix live stream that don’t have cable or satellite television service, a Sling TV subscription is another option. By signing up at Sling.com website and choosing the Sling Blue channel package, viewers will receive NBC Sports Network as part of the lineup. The service is also available right now for one week free of charge for all new customers to enjoy NBCSN and several other great channels with live and on-demand content.
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