Mercedes team boss Toto Wolff does not believe rival Ferrari deliberately orchestrated the Monaco Grand Prix so Sebastian Vettel, and not Kimi Raikkonen, would win the race. Vettel got ahead of Raikkonen during the pitstops after being left out for five more laps than the Finn, when they took their one and only tyre change during the race. It became clear the supersoft which Raikkonen switched to was not a match for a used ultrasoft, allowing Vettel to benefit. Vettel denied Ferrari came up with the strategy to switch the order of its cars to boost its title hopes but Lewis Hamilton suggested otherwise when he said Ferrari had chosen Vettel as its number one driver in the title battle....
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