Lewis Hamilton refused to be too despondent with the result of the Monaco Grand Prix, despite missing out on the chance to help Mercedes to a 1-2 finish.Despite admitting he was struggling to match the pace of team-mate Nico Rosberg, the Briton qualified on the front row of the grid and managed to hold second into St Devote for the first time despite the best efforts of Sebastian Vettel to find a way through.Hamilton held the German at bay through the opening stint but then lost out when the Safety Car was deployed following Felipe Massa's accident as both Vettel and Mark Webber were able to jump ahead.Finding himself down in fourth spot, Hamilton did his best to find a way back ahead of...
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