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#1 Sebastian Vettel for the win
Sebastian Vettel looks geared up for taking on any driver for a victory at Brazil. He would start P2, unless a grid penalty for breaking the scales at the FIA weighbridge is awarded to him.
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The pressure is off now that the drivers' championship has been decided and Vettel can look to enjoy the next two races without the competition lingering on his mind. The German is well adrift of third-placed, Kimi Räikkönen for his second place in the championship standings to come under threat.
Ferrari, on the other hand, still have a chance, albeit slim, to bridge the gap to their rivals, Mercedes for the constructors' trophy. They would be looking forward to a good result from both their drivers, especially with Sebastian starting on the front row.
The four-time world champion has previously secured wins at the circuit after starting second and he would be itching to emulate those performances. Even more so as his last victory of the year came back in Belgium.
