JONATHAN McEVOY IN MONTE CARLO: Lewis Hamilton is a winner again. Seven months after his last one. And this was among the best of his life. His world championship has caught fire. It was the most pulsating Monaco Grand Prix of recent memory - a wet-dry race, a test of nerve through the narrow streets, a strategic conundrum, and a fierce fight for victory by two brave and brilliant drivers. And at the end of 78 laps of drama it was Hamilton celebrating in front of Prince Albert for the second time in his career. It was a consummate victory by the Briton - one to set up with his triumph at Silverstone in the wet in 2008. It was achieved in a Mercedes car that, for once, was not the fastest on track. That was the Red Bull of Daniel Ricciardo, who finished second after a long duel at the front with the Briton.
