Mercedes can wrap up their ninth constructors' title in Brazil. The math is simple: outscore Ferrari by three points and the trophy heads to Brackley. With a 126-point cushion and 12 wins from 19 races, it's a formality.
The scenarios practically write themselves. Both cars in the points ahead of the Ferraris gets it done. A 1-2, 1-3, or 1-4 works. Even a 2-3 seals it if Ferrari doesn't win. Mercedes has outscored the Scuderia by three or more points on 10 occasions this season.
What makes this coronation different is who's wearing the crown. This is the first Mercedes title without Lewis Hamilton since 1955. Antonelli, young enough to spend his birthday at a water park per Toto Wolff, is the new face of the dynasty. The kid won the driver's title in his debut season. Now he's one strong weekend from delivering the constructors' trophy alongside Russell.
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