Rosberg takes advantage of Hamilton's Monaco woes

Nico Rosberg wins the Monaco GP for the third time in a row, his second in a row this season after Barcelona, ​​after taking advantage of a strategic error by the team Lewis Hamilton who called the Briton back to the pits following the intervention of the safety car caused by a road accident. Max Verstappen in Sainte-Dévote. The German is ten points behind his teammate who had dominated most of the race

Sebastian Vettel also benefited from the misfortunes of the double world champion to climb to 2nd place between the Mercedes. Red Bull signs his best result of the season by placing his two RB11s in the top five, Daniil Kvyat preceding Daniel Ricciardo.

Kimi Räikkönen ranks 6th after being hooked to Mirabeau by the Australian shortly after the restart. Sergio Pérez gives Force India a 7th place while Jenson Button wins the first points of the season for McLaren finishing 8th while his teammate Fernando Alonso retired with a gearbox problem while running in the top ten.

Felipe Nasr and Carlos Sainz Jr complete the top ten, the pilot Toro Rosso having left the pits following his disqualification. Romain Grosjean aimed for points but the Lotus driver only finished 12th behind Nico Hulkenberg after being caught by Max Verstappen. Williams completed an anonymous race with Valtteri Bottas 14th in front Felipe Massa.

Discover the analysis of the Monaco GP carried out by our special correspondents in the 2013 issue of AUTOhebdo, available from Monday evening in digital version on all platforms, and from Wednesday on newsstands.