Sunday evening in Abu Dhabi, there will only be one left

Reality will always be stronger than fiction. What screenwriter could have imagined that after 21 races scattered across the four corners of the world, dozens of sublime tussles, sometimes violent collisions, a non-Grand Prix in Belgium, questionable penalties, incredible twists and turns, murderous little phrases and a permanent tension, they would have arrived at this: Max Verstappen, the impetuous young Dutch prince against Sir Lewis Hamilton, the old English monarch as sharp as ever. Back to back, with 369,5 points each. Ready for a final face-to-face which promises to be as magnificent as it is cruel since there can only be one left at the summit of Olympus. Who will emerge victorious from this Homeric confrontation that we will still talk about in 100 years? Obviously impossible to tell you, so let's try to analyze the key points of the latest