Vettel Winner in Monaco

Red Bull Racing's Sebastian Vettel took his fifth victory this season in Grand Prix racing in Monaco which was stopped about 15 minutes on lap 72, Sunday, May 29, 2011.

One key to success Vettel on the race this time is to only do one turn of the tire until the red flag was raised following the accident that befell Lotus driver Vitaly Petrov and Jaime Alguersuari (Toro Rosso).

On that occasion Vettel can finally make the turn a new tire after previously spending 56 laps without a pit entry and change the tire.

Accidents involving Petrov and Alguersuari make supervisor race postponed racing until about 15 minutes. When the race was stopped, Vettel managed to outperform the Ferrari driver Fernando Alonso and Jenson Button (McLaren).

Racing back began at 16:04 local time or 21.04 pm. Vettel also managed to maintain its position in six laps remaining and won his fifth victory this season.

With a record time of 2 hours 9 minutes 3.373 seconds, Vettel superior to 1.138 seconds over Alonso at the second position. Button completed the podium in this race.

Captured fourth place team mate Vettel, Mark Webber, who had come down to the 14th position at the beginning of the race. Webber successfully overtake Japan's Sauber driver, Kamui Kobayashi, on the last lap to grab fourth place.

Lewis Hamilton (McLaren) took sixth, ahead of Adrian Sutil (Force India), Nick Heidfeld (Renault), Rubens Barrichello (Williams) and Sebastien Buemi (Toro Rosso).