Staying up late during GPs? Fortunately more races to come!

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With two races to go, the championship is very exciting, because who will be the champion? Will it be Verstappen’s first or Hamilton’s eighth? The difference is only eight points! Learn more about the World Cup standings here.

With the board on your knees?
The last two races will take place in the afternoon and early evening. The Saudi Arabian GP kicks off at 6.30pm, which is great for watching the race with the board in your lap on Jeddah’s brand new track – a super-fast street circuit.

And the decision in the title? He could fall this weekend, but he probably won’t fall until the very last GP of the season: the Abu Dhabi Grand Prix on December 12. This race starts at 3:00 p.m. Dutch time.

If Verstappen wins the title, which in theory could already happen this weekend in Saudi Arabia, there will be plenty of time to celebrate with a big glass of champagne!

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