Lewis Hamilton insists he gained no advantage from cutting the first corner on his way to winning Sundays Mexican Grand Prix.Hamilton made a quick getaway and led the field on the long run down to Turn 1, but suffered a large lock-up under braking and went straight across the grass, before re-joining in the lead at the exit of the chicane. After the race Red Bulls Daniel Ricciardo said the Briton should have been handed a penalty.When asked whether he thought he had gained an advantage by going wide, Hamilton swiftly replied: Well I completely flat-spotted the tyres so that wasnt an advantage but I think I was still in the lead going in, and I was in the lead going out so I dont believe so.The triple-world champion explained he had suffered from a glazed front right brake on the formation lap, which he said played a significant factor at the start. Hamilton also admitted he did not think he would make it through the first stint without having to pit for fresh tyres following his lock-up.Basically on the formation lap I had a glazed front right brake, I couldnt hook it up so I had 500 degrees on the left front and 150-200 on the right front. Coming into Turn 1 and the right front just woke up and locked, I was carrying so much speed. I was just lucky I didnt go in the wall or something.After that I had the biggest vibration, I didnt think I was going to make it through the first stint. I honestly thought I was going to have to stop, the vibration was so big. I could barely see it to be honest but it was really nice when we got some new fresh tyres, much smoother.Hamiltons victory was the 51st of his career, which not only ties him with Alain Prost on the all-time leader board in second place, but also marks Mercedes 17th win of 2016 -- the most wins achieved by any constructor over the course of a single season.After being asked for his thoughts on both landmarks, Hamilton said: Well the most important one is the team one. Its just incredible, fantastic, over half of the victories Ive had have been with this team.Its just a true showing that we have an incredible group of people, how well we work together and for the third year in a row weve proved that we are the best team so Im very proud to be a part of it.That was the plan coming to this team, hopefully being a part of that growth and that success. I couldnt have dreamt it to be even better than it is. Custom Cubs T-shirts . Bradwell was scheduled to become a free agent Tuesday. 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The Canadiens Get: LW Thomas Vanek and a conditional fifth-round pick.Formula 1s potential Brazilian GP title decider on Sunday could be poised to prove unpredictable with rain falling in the hours ahead of the race at Interlagos. Steady showers throughout the morning in Sao Paulo mean the undulating track is soaked, with more rain forecast through the afternoon.The race begins at 4pm UK time, live only on Sky Sports F1 and SS1. WATCH: Hill and Croft preview Sundays race on FacebookNico Rosberg will become world champion if he wins the race but the German starts behind Mercedes team-mate Lewis Hamilton on the front row of the grid.Race-day rain is usually an unwanted arrival for a polesitter, but Hamilton admitted after qualifying his title predicament was such - he trails Rosberg by 19 points with two races to go - that it would not be unwelcome on this occasion. Lewis Hamilton will start the Brazilian GP on pole - the 60th of his career - in a must win race to keep his Drivers Championship hopes alive. Irrespective of whether he wins in Brazil and Abu Dhabi, the reigning champion would still miss out on the title to Rosberg if the German finishes on the podium in both events.How Rosberg can win title in BrazilYou often want a wet race when youre further behind to give you an opportunity to get further ahead, Hamilton said. But I guess in this scenario Im on pole but Im actually behind in points, so it wouldnt be so bad if it did rain.ddddddddddddHonestly, I feel prepared for either scenario - and I love either scenario. I love driving in the wet, of course it makes it more of a lottery, so I feel like we are prepared and ready for whatever comes. A look back at the wet 2012 Brazilian GP where Sebastian Vettel needed only to finish fourth to claim his third World Championship Hamilton, one of F1s recognised rain masters, has won the two rain-affected grands prix this season.At Monaco in May, a struggling Rosberg was told to let Hamilton through with the Briton going on to win, while the championship leader finished seventh.Then at Julys British GP, Hamilton won again while Rosberg finished second on the road but dropped to third behind Red Bulls Max Verstappen after a post-race penalty.Dont miss the Brazilian GP on Sunday evening. The race is live at 4pm on Sky Sports F1; Watch with a NOW TV day pass - £6.99, no contract Also See: When does the Brazilian GP start? Lewis ready for must-win race Conclusions from Qualifying Watch the race with a NOW TV pass ' ' '