Click here for mꦗahbx.com's full live coverage of the 2019 Formula 1 Mexican Grand Prix from the Autoꩵdromo Hermanos Rodriguez in Mexico City. 

Lewis Hamilton has a chance of wrapping u൩p this year's Formula 1 title at the Mexican Grand Prix. 

Hamilton starts third on the grid in Mexico City, behind the Ferrari pair of Charles Leclerc and Sebastian Vettel, while direct title rival and Mercedes teammate Valtteri Bottas goes from sixth followin♍g his big shunt in qualifying. 

Hamilton holds a 64-point lead over Bottas in the championship knowing that he could seal a sixth drivers' world title - and a third straight championship crown in Mexico - providing he outscores the Finn by at least♑ 14 points come the chequered flag at the end of Sunday's 71-lap grand prix. 

Mexican GP title permutations: What H🎶amilton ♐needs to win sixth F1 title in Mexico

The Briton will be in ne♎ed of a special performance across the weekend in order to achieve the feat, give🤡n Mercedes recent struggles at the high-altitude Autodromo Hermanos Rodriguez circuit, with Hamilton and Bottas limited to a distant fourth and fifth during last year's race.

A repeat of that performance would not be enough for Hamilton to seal the title at the first attempt this year, meaning the champagne would be put on ice until at least next weekend's United Statesꦿ Grand🤪 Prix in Texas. 

Instead, the battle for victory is expected to be contested between current form side Ferrari and Red Bull, with the latter team claiming the last two vi🌃ctories on offer in Me🎀xico in 2017 and 2018 thanks to Max Verstappen. 

The 2019 Mexic𒊎an Grand Prix gets underway at 1310 local time (1910 BST).&nbs💟p;