Hamilton feeling good after fever and accident


Mercedes Formula One driver Lewis Hamilton of Britain reacts after he took second place in the Mexican F1 Grand Prix at Autodromo Hermanos Rodriguez in Mexico City, November 1, 2015. REUTERS/Henry Romero

(Reuters) - Formula One world champion Lewis Hamilton said he was feeling good for Sunday's Brazilian Grand Prix after making a delayed arrival in Sao Paulo on Thursday due to sickness and a car accident.

"I'm on the up-slope, so I am a lot closer to 100 percent," the Mercedes driver told reporters at the Interlagos circuit ahead of the penultimate race of a championship that he has already won.

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