For only the second time in the 62 years of F1, this season has so far resulted in five different drivers and five different constructors winning the first five races. <img alt="" src="/imagedata/2012/may/vettel.jpg" style="width: 500px; height: 579px; " /> Sebastian Vettel Reigning champion Vettel, like many around him, does not dispute the point, but feels this year&rsquo;s title winner will still prove to be the best driver-car combination. Ahead of this weekend&rsquo;s Monaco Grand Prix, Vettel said: &ldquo;There&rsquo;s a long way to go, but at the moment it&rsquo;s difficult for us to understand why we&rsquo;re sometimes quick, sometimes slow. It&rsquo;s probably harder for people on the outside to understand why their favourite driver wins one race and then at the next race is in the midfield or nowhere. &ldquo;Overall, if you look at the first five races, the drivers and teams at the front deserve to be there. &ldquo;We&rsquo;ve had five different teams, five different drivers winning, but over 20 races it will not be right to say the winner of this year&rsquo;s championship will be lucky.&rdquo;u00a0

Sebastian Vettel insists luck will play no role in whoever wins one of the most unpredictable Formula One title races in the sport's history.

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