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This is all quite anticlimactic as the three drivers wander off the podium and back down onto the track, presumably for the post-race interviews.
Nico Rosberg is going to conduct the interviews but the slightly disorganised set up means he is left to awkwardly chat to Daniel Ricciardo while waiting for Sebastian Vettel to get onto the track.
Andrew Benson
Chief F1 writer in Monaco
Raikkonen's face on the podium and before was a picture. Suspect he'll keep his counsel in the interviews, though. Let's see
Image source, ReutersI never thought I'd see the day when Kimi Raikkonen looks more bemused than usual. Today is that day. He looks desperate to get off the podium as the Italian national anthem is played.
Sebastian Vettel - 129
Lewis Hamilton - 104
Valtteri Bottas - 75
Image source, Rex FeaturesPrince Albert of Monaco presents Sebastian Vettel with the first place trophy, which Vettel throws into the air. Raikkonen gets his second place trophy and can barely muster the enthusiasm to raise it into the air.
Image source, AFPSebastian Vettel and Daniel Ricciardo are chatting away about the race. Kimi Raikkonen is facing away from them both, fiddling with his hat.
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Kimi Raikkonen does manage a handshake but it is brief before he wanders off to do his own thing.
Is Kimi fuming? Hard to tell because of his usual stony demeanor.
Allan McNish
BBC Radio 5 live Formula 1 analyst
Ferrari are there in every type of situation aren't they. We have got a real battle on our hands.
I can't remember a situation where a Mercedes were not on the podium.
It's the fight back I am looking forward to.
Image source, Rex FeaturesAbsolute silence from Kimi Raikkonen's radio. He's out of his car and straight to the podium area. No congratulatory handshake with Sebastian Vettel.
11) Palmer 12) Ocon 13) Perez 14) Stroll 15) Kvyat
It's a first Ferrari win in Monaco since 2001. Long overdue.
Sebastian Vettel punches the air with delight as he moves 25 points clear of Lewis Hamilton in the drivers' championship.
Image source, Formula 1/Twitter1) Vettel 2) Raikkonen 3) Ricciardo 4) Bottas 5) Verstappen 6) Sainz 7) Hamilton 8) Grosjean 9) Massa 10) Magnussen
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SEBASTIAN VETTEL WINS THE MONACO GRAND PRIX.
Image source, Rex FeaturesLewis Hamilton issues a rallying cry. "The battle is not over guys. Let's take these points."
He's not going to take any risks. He's settling for seventh.
Live to fight another day.
Sebastian Vettel's advantage over Kimi Raikkonen is now five seconds, while Daniel Ricciardo is just under a second behind the Finn.
Image source, AFPLance Stroll is out of the race. He's retired with overheating brakes.
That's seven cars that have failed to finish the race.
So at the moment Sebastian Vettel is on course for victory with Kimi Raikkonen second and Daniel Ricciardo. Will there be more drama to come?
Lewis Hamilton is in hot pursuit of Carlos Sainz. He's 1.1 seconds behind the sixth-placed Toro Rosso with four laps to go.
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