Trulli coolly claims first win

Jarno Trulli emerged on top from Formula One’s most exciting finish of recent times calmly insisting he was always in control.

Trulli coolly claims first win
Sun, 23 May, 2004 - 18:47

Jarno Trulli emerged on top from Formula One’s most exciting finish of recent times calmly insisting he was always in control.

The Italian won the Monaco Grand Prix today by just 0.4 seconds from BAR’s Jenson Button to claim his first-ever Formula One victory after a thrilling finale.

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