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Rosberg leads Monaco GP from start to finish

Nico Rosberg eventaully converted one of his three pole positions this season into a win as the German controlled the Monaco Grand Prix, leading from start to finish. Rosberg was helped by a safety car period which handed him a free pit stop, ruining Red Bull's chance of undercutting the German. Sebastian Vettel took second with Mark Webber third, whilst Lewis Hamilton could only manage fourth after being caught out by the same safety car which benefitted his team-mate. The race started slow, with driver's managing their tyres, but as it entered the second half, the action kicked off. It eventually lasted two hours and 22 minutes thanks to two safety cars and a red flag. The first was...
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