McLaren wants to make the next Grand Prix at Brazil Sao Paulo’s Interlagos circuit on November 2nd as “boring” as possible.

The team wants to ensure Hamilton do finish the race with at least finishing fifth in the race to stand a firm chance to bring home the title

If he does bring it home, the Brit will be the sport’s youngest champion and McLaren’s first since Mika Hakkinen in 1999.

Currently the 23 year old is 7 points clear of Ferrari’s Felipe Massa

McLaren is also hoping they would wrap the constructors championship.

Being 11 points behind Ferrari, that means both Hamilton and Kovalainen need at least maximum 18 points at Brazil GP to win it, but Ron Dennis says that goal is secondary to Hamilton driver’s title

Ron Dennis, chairman, CEO and owner of the McLaren Group

“We have no problem with Massa coming first and (Ferrari team-mate) Kimi (Raikkonen) coming second (in Brazil). Our target will be to finish the race and do what we have to do to win (the title). The most important thing will be to stay out of trouble. It’s going to be a challenge for the whole team to do what’s necessary, and not to make any mistakes. I think for everybody it will be a very exciting race, but our objective will be to make it boring for everybody.”