Kimi Raikkonen says he believes Daniel Ricciardo should have been penalised for the contact that resulted in him losing a position to his rival in the closing stages of the Monaco Grand Prix. The Finn ran sixth behind Ricciardo for the first portion of the race, but would leapfrog into fifth place through the pit-stops before closing down Daniil Kvyat for fourth ahead. However, with Ricciardo taking on super-soft tyres in the closing stages without losing a position due to the safety car, the Australian pounced instantly at the restart, squeezing through at Mirabeau, albeit only after clipping his right rear-wheel and running him wide. Complaining on the radio that the move was 'not very...
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