Max Verstappen made history by winning the Abu Dhabi GP at the Yas Marina Circuit, marking his nineteenth victory of the season. This achievement set a new record. The podium was completed by Charles Leclerc and George Russell. Mercedes secured second place in the constructors’ championship after an exciting battle. The final race of the 2023 season saw Max Verstappen hold onto his lead despite attempts from Charles Leclerc to overtake him. Lando Norris passed Oscar Piastri early in the race, and Max Verstappen continued to lead, followed by Charles Leclerc and Lando Norris. George Russell put pressure on Oscar Piastri. George Russell overtook Oscar Piastri on lap 11. Lando Norris and George Russell pitted at the same time, and Russell passed Norris due to a slow pit stop. Later, Max Verstappen and Charles Leclerc went to the pits, allowing Yuki Tsunoda to lead a race for the first time in his F1 career. Halfway through the race, Mercedes and Ferrari continued to battle for second place in the constructors’ championship. In the latter stages, George Russell and Charles Leclerc went to the pits, and Leclerc rejoined the track ahead of Russell. Max Verstappen maintained his lead, with Charles Leclerc and George Russell following behind. Sergio Perez and Lando Norris collided, resulting in a time penalty for Perez. Additionally, several drivers were being investigated for a possible pit stop infringement. With three laps to go, Perez overtook Russell, and Charles Leclerc allowed Perez to pass to help him secure a five-second lead over Russell. However, Perez was unable to achieve this, and Mercedes ultimately won the battle for the second place in the constructors’ championship. Max Verstappen celebrated his victory with donuts and fireworks.