1. Lewis Hamilton -  384 points 2. Nico Rosberg - 317 points 3. Daniel Ricciardo 238 points Lewis Hamilton is King of the Track again. Under the dark sky of Abu Dhabi, fireworks greeted the 29-year-old Stevenage boy turned global superstar as only the fourth Briton to win multiple Formula One world titles. The fourth in line to another throne, Prince Harry, went to the pit wall to tell Hamilton over the radio: ‘Lewis, thank you very, very much for not making the British public sweat. You are an absolute legend. Well done, mate.’ The team then came on to tell Hamilton he was Mercedes-Benz’s first champion since a chap called Juan Manuel Fangio, in 1955. Fangio was the greatest of them all, but Hamilton is hardly a slouch.
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Rosberg started Abu Dhabi Grand Prix from pole position but was overtaken by Hamilton at the first corner
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Rosberg finished outside the points as he suffered power failure with his car and was lapped by his team-mate
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Felipe Massa finished second in his Williams while his team-mate Valtteri Bottas was third
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Jenson Button, in what could be his final grand prix, finished fifth
But before the sun had set, in the twilight of this dusk-night race, @placeholder had established a comfortable lead.