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Lap Abu Dhabi’s new GP circuit
Interest in the Abu Dhabi Grand Prix has been high since last year’s announcement that it would appear on the 2009 calendar. Watch this video for an idea of what to expect:
- Motorsport new track
Formula 1 Blog – BBC Top Gear
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