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Rosberg masters streets of Monaco

Nico Rosberg has led the Monaco Grand Prix from start to finish to take a perfect win at the most prestigious race of the season. The Red Bull drivers complete the podium after an eventful race that saw many drivers eliminated. Monaco is hotter today than it has been throughout the practice sessions, with the track reaching 41°C under the sunny sky. Degradation will therefore likely be higher and people may have to switch to two stoppers rather than the planned single stop strategies that were expected. As the lights went out, Rosberg easily kept his lead, followed by Hamilton who managed to fend off Vettel. The latter tried to dive into the inside of the Mercedes at St. Devote but failed...
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