Formula One statistics for the Brazilian Grand Prix

(Reuters) - Statistics for Sunday's Brazilian Grand Prix in Sao Paulo (round 19 of 20 races):

Lap distance: 4.309km. Total distance: 305.909km (71 laps)

2016 pole: Lewis Hamilton (Britain) Mercedes. One minute 10.736 seconds

2016 winner: Hamilton

Race lap record: Juan Pablo Montoya (Colombia) Williams 1:11.473 (2004)

Start time: 1600GMT

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TITLES

Mercedes have clinched their fourth constructors' championship in a row and Lewis Hamilton his fourth drivers' crown.

Hamilton, who took the title in Mexico last month, is the same age (32) as Michael Schumacher was when he took his fourth crown.

The Briton was the first driver to be lapped in his title-winning race since compatriot James Hunt in 1976.

British drivers have won 17 championships, more than any other nation. Germany is next on 12.

RACE WINS

Hamilton has 62 victories from 206 races and is second in the all-time list behind Schumacher (91). Sebastian Vettel has 46.

Mercedes have won 11 of 18 races this season.

Ferrari have won 228 races since 1950, McLaren 182, Williams 114, Mercedes 75 and Red Bull 55. Former champions McLaren and Williams have not won since 2012.

Hamilton has won nine times this season, Vettel four. Valtteri Bottas and Max Verstappen two each and Daniel Ricciardo once.

Verstappen's three career wins have all come after Russian Daniil Kvyat was dropped or demoted by Red Bull.

POLE POSITION

Hamilton has an all-time record 72 career poles.

Mercedes have been on pole 13 times in 18 races: Hamilton 11 times and Bottas twice.

Vettel has had four poles this season and his Ferrari team mate Kimi Raikkonen one.

Vettel took the 50th pole of his career in Mexico.

PODIUM

Hamilton has 116 podiums and is second on the all-time list behind Schumacher (155). Vettel has 97, Raikkonen 90.

Hamilton has 12 podiums this season, Vettel and Bottas 11 each. Ricciardo has had nine, the most he has ever scored in a single campaign, and Raikkonen six.

POINTS

Hamilton is an unassailable 56 points clear of Vettel with two races left.

Sauber's Marcus Ericsson is the only driver yet to score this season of those who have started every race.

Hamilton has 23 scoring finishes in a row, the longest such run of his career. Raikkonen holds the record of 27. Hamilton and Force India's Esteban Ocon are the only drivers to have finished every race so far.

Verstappen has take more points in the last four races than any other driver.

Bottas is only 15 points behind Vettel.

BRAZIL

Felipe Massa is the last Brazilian to have won his home grand prix. He has not won since his 2008 success and is now the only Brazilian on the grid.

Four of the current drivers have won in Brazil: Massa (2008, 2006), Vettel (2010, 2013), Raikkonen (2007), Hamilton (2016).

Brazil has been on the calendar since 1973, starting at Interlagos before moving to Rio de Janeiro and then returning to Sao Paulo. The circuit is named after the late Jose Carlos Pace.

Hamilton clinched his first title in Brazil in 2008.

Pole position has translated into victory 13 times in 34 races in Brazil, although the last four have gone with pole.

MILESTONES

Massa will be competing in his last home grand prix before retiring at the end of the season.

It has now been five years since McLaren last won a race, at Interlagos with now-retired Jenson Button in 2012.

(Reporting by Alan Baldwin, editing by Amlan Chakraborty)