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  1. Get Involved - who leads into Turn One?

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    Lewis Hamilton will take his position on pole position alongside George Russell - the two drivers who can stop Kimi Antonelli winning the title tonight - for the Mexico City grand Prix. But with that long rundown to Turn One notorious for causing some chaos, who do you think will get the best start?

    Hamilton told Sky Sports he is going to "make my car as wide as possible", while his Ferrari team-mate Charles Leclerc has maybe the best spot to take advantage of a slipstream in third place.

    Antonelli starts on the slightly dirtier side of the grid in P4, but as long as he doesn't get caught up in an early squabbles, his championship credentials will still be intact.

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  2. Mexico: Race

    Lorraine McKenna
    BBC Sport Journalist

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    Hello, folks. Today's the day a new world champion can be crowned at the Mexico City Grand Prix; one who was only a few months old when veteran driver Fernando Alonso was lifting his second Formula 1 title in 2006.

    Mercedes' Kimi Antonelli, 20 years old and in his second season in F1, stands on the brink of becoming the youngest-ever champion in the sport's history. Four-time world champion Sebastian Vettel was 23 when he won his first title in 2010. Antonelli will be three years younger.

    The permutations are quite simple for the Italian, as a top-nine finish at the Autodromo Hermanos Rodriguez will guarantee glory. Italy hasn't celebrated championship success for 73 years, so this is a big day.

    A performer dressed up for Mexico's Day of the Dead celebrationsGetty Images

    Antonelli won't be starting on pole position, though, as the two drivers who can mathematically stop him are lining up alongside each other on the front row. Lewis Hamilton claimed his 105th career pole yesterday ahead of the other Mercedes of George Russell.

    Either Hamilton or Russell needs to win the race on Sunday and hope Antonelli slips up for the title battle to carry over to next weekend's final race in this second triple-header in Brazil.