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Vettel: Mercedes can be overcome

Sebastian Vettel says he and Red Bull Racing need to run their own race on Sunday if they are to beat Mercedes in the Monaco Grand Prix. The reigning Formula 1 world champion will start the race third, behind Nico Rosberg and Lewis Hamilton. And while overtaking is notoriously difficult in Monaco, Vettel is confident that the race can be won if his team can get the strategy right. "There are a lot of laps here," he said. "But it is difficult to overtake. It always depends where you are, [but] on track it can be difficult. "Hopefully Mercedes will struggle, but we cannot rely on that. Tyre wear for sure will play a role tomorrow, but we need to look after ourselves...
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