Sebastian Vettel says he has no excuses for being comfortably beaten to pole position by team-mate Charles Leclerc. The two Ferrari drivers have been the quickest on the grid all weekend, but Vettel couldn't keep up with the Monegasque when it mattered, ending up seven-tenths slower in Q3 after getting caught in traffic and making a mistake. 'In the end, it is good that we secured the first row but to fight for pole, I was sort of in the queue which didn't help,' Vettel said as per GPfans.com. 'No excuses, we look forward to the race tomorrow, we have good pace in the car.' The German hasn't tasted victory since winning at Spa last season when he also started P2 and took the lead from...
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