Kimi Raikkonen says it is up to 'teams and drivers' to keep their radio transmissions during races private, dismissing the suggestions from former team-mate Fernando Alonso that they should remain private. The Spaniard was criticised by McLaren team bosses after his radio messages to the team describing his McLaren-Honda as having 'a GP2 engine' during the Japanese Grand Prix were given a public broadcasting. It has led to Alonso to call for radio transmissions to be made private, but it isn't a view shared by former Ferrari counterpart Raikkonen, who feels the transmissions are entertaining for television audiences. Indeed, Raikkonen, who famously snapped 'leave me alone, I know what I'm...
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