Zoom in: Abu Dhabi Grand Prix
One of our photographers explains the good and the bad of shooting at each Formula 1 venue, and highlights their three favourite images from the circuit. This week, Yas Marina
The Abu Dhabi Grand Prix has quickly established itself as a pretty good event. As a venue the circuit is quite interesting photographically, but what makes it amazing is the fact that it runs from daylight, through sunset and then into night as well.
You get all the different opportunities, as you do at Singapore, but you also get the huge bonus of sunsets - and the only other place we can do that is during winter testing. There is no other circuit, and no other event, where you can get that - so it makes it pretty unique.
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