Raikkonen expects Perez's driving to be discussed in Canada

The Finn is still angry at the way his Monaco GP race was wrecked after a collision with Perez, later telling his team on the radio that he wanted to punch the McLaren driver.

Although Raikkonen has no desire to speak to Perez about the matter, he did query the situation with the race stewards in Monaco to find out their feelings.

"I spoke with the stewards and they thought it was a racing incident, but I don't really see it like that," said Raikkonen ahead of the Canadian Grand Prix.

"They said that I did nothing wrong but obviously there has to be somebody who does. But it is not going to change anything. I know that Charlie has spoken to Perez and I don't know what he spoke about.

"Obviously what happens after there will be discussed here."

Does Perez deserve to be punched?

Raikkonen has watched video replays of the incident since Monaco and says his views on the crash have not been changed since the weekend.

"I don't feel any different now," he said. "It doesn't change the fact that he messed our race up.

"Even if you ask one year from now, it will still have the same ending. We got one point back, but it still doesn't take away the thing that it wasn't right."

He added: "There was nothing else that I could have done apart from just drive straight.

"I am using my own line and I could easily have made the corner, but obviously if he comes too fast and can't stop, while I was in the middle of the circuit, then he can't get past me unless I move over.

"And I don't really feel that I should move over if the other guy comes too fast. I did that already, five or six laps earlier, purely because I saw he came too fast and he would have hit me."