Sebastian Vettel has brilliant Monaco GP record that could come to an end this weekend | F1 | Sports

Sebastian Vettel will need to turn around his form if he’s continue his remarkable run in Monaco this weekend. The four-time world champion has won the iconic Grand Prix twice, first in 2011 when he was at Red Bull and then six years later in 2017, when driving for Ferrari.

He’s also twice registered a DNF when at Red Bull, in 2009 and 2014, when he was scuppered by reliability problems. But in the other nine times he has competed at the venue, the German’s consistency has been remarkable.

Including his victories, he has 11 top-five finishes to his name, notching podium finishes after coming second in 2010, 2013, 2015, 2018, and 2019. At other times, he was fifth in 2008, fourth in 2012, fourth in 2016 , and fifth in 2021.

Indeed, his result there with Aston Martin represented his second best result since joining Aston Martin, following that up by coming second in Azerbaijan. But his current campaign has been plagued thus far by Covid-19 and a struggle to keep pace with the top teams.

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