Nico Rosberg stuck to the professional sportsman's most stubbornly-used credo on Wednesday, when he denied he was even thinking about equalling any records ahead of this weekend's Monaco Grand Prix. The championship-leading German, who holds a 34-point advantage in the drivers' title race, has won the last three Monaco races and has a chance to do something on Sunday only previously achieved by Ayrton Senna. The great Brazilian won five in a row from 1989 – and six in all – and Rosberg, with a fourth consecutive win, would pull clear of Frenchman Alain Prost and Briton Damon Hill if he is successful. They both achieved hat-tricks on the unforgiving Mediterranean street circuit....
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