Lewis Hamilton, who is pumped ahead of his do or die Formula One race of his career in Brazil, has said that he is ready to do the samba.
The British driver has to win tomorrow's Grand Prix at Interlagos to keep his dream of winning this year's crown alive.
Hamilton trails Ferrari's Fernando Alonso by 21 points, The Sun reports.
Hamilton said: "I've no misconceptions that it's going to be easy. The pressure is on everyone during this weekend. But I feel good. I feel fit. I feel quite chilled."
Teammate Jenson Button is set to lose the championship crown tomorrow, as he is 42 points behind Alonso.
"To stand any chance of winning the title, I need everyone to crash," he said.
