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So it all comes down to this. In approximately 54 hours, either Sebastian Vettel or Fernando Alonso will join an exclusive club and become triple world champion. It is a fascinating prospect and, as things stand, the odds are stacked in the German's favour.
But Ferrari will do everything in its power to bring the crown back to Maranello and send both Italy and Spain into party mode.
We will be with you to cover every move that the title protagonists make over the next three days and the action kicks off in just a few minutes with the first practice session. As always, there will be a round of installation laps, then some straight line aerodynamics tests, before the teams and drivers settle into some baseline set-up runs in the second half of the session.
A light breeze is blowing from the north-west and air temperature will climb to a warm and toasty 32 degrees Celsius this afternoon.
While rain is set to play a major part in the weekend, today's dry sessions are also a great chance for teams to test sets of prototype 2013 rubber, generating valuable data on the revised compound and construction for next year.
With a plentiful allocation of development rubber and the usual practice tyres, the fervent fans can expect a decent amount of running in this first session.