Saturday, 30 November, ABU DHABI (UAE): France’s Cyrille Lemoine and Kuwait’s Yousef Al Abdulrazzaq  will go head-to-head in the Abu Dhabi Grand Prix in a winner-takes-all World title decider.

Ten points separates the two class acts of the 2013 season and each has one hand on the cup, but it is Lemoine who holds the advantage heading into the final two heats tomorrow.

Abdulrazzaq dominated in Italy and in China winning all four heats and both GP titles, but hit big trouble in Qatar failing to pick up points.

After three runners-up slots and one DNF Lemoine hit back to win twice and take the Qatar Grand Prix title and move ahead in the title race.

However, should either or both of the two front-runners slip up, Frenchman Jeremy Perez could jump them both to steal the title, and sits just 13 points off the leader Lemoine and three behind Abdulrazzaq.