Two weeks since clinching his fourth drivers’ championship, Lewis Hamilton will be the focus of attention for more than one reason when he heads Mercedes’ bid to consolidate their championship-winning supremacy at the Brazilian Grand Prix. The 32-year-old Briton, who confirmed his third championship with the ‘Silver Arrows’ when he finished ninth at the Mexican Grand Prix, has denied allegations of tax avoidance following the release of the so-called Paradise Papers, but remains engulfed in the controversy. His behaviour, body language and form are expected to be scrutinised as closely as if the title race itself were still alive each time he appears in the crowded Interlagos...
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