Sebastian Vettel admits that it is going to take more than a couple of interrupted practice sessions to know whether Ferrari has a chance of upsetting Mercedes in the Monaco Grand Prix. The German is confident that he and team-mate Kimi Raikkonen might be able to take advantage of Monaco's torturous confines to wrest an unexpected result from round six of the world championship, but conceded that, with the afternoon session being interrupted, first by an accident for backmarker Roberto Merhi and then the onset of persistent rain, there was little concrete evidence. Vettel was fourth fastest in FP1, just four-tenths of Lewis Hamilton's ultimate pace, before improving by one place before the...
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