While interviewing Bernie Ecclestone on the Montreal grid, the 49-year-old asked the F1 chief executive what he thought about the "pikeys putting tarmac down at turn 10."

Used mainly in the UK, 'pikey' is a slang term referring to gypsies, and Brundle's comment is thought to have been a reference to door-to-door vagrants who ask householders to do odd jobs.

Kubica would welcome Alonso as BMW teammate
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Don't know whether Alonso wants to join BMW or not.
Kimi: Kubica is a contender
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Biased opinion here, but when you have a teamate like Lewis Hamilton, hard to stay harmonious

yeah but like i said, biased opinion lol. Drivers with big egoes are always hard to bear with

personally i feel that the big egoes driver is Alonso...

and even egoes is starting to get into hammy's head already.
then again, drivers' egoes are measured by how good they are.
damn good driver always had big egoes...  senna and msc is no exception. aren't they? 

hamilton can talk smack after he has a championship under his belt, but right now it would be better for him to tone down abit

yeah, he's only the "anak emas" of ron dennis. omong omong kosong la lewis ni.

on the other side, this pic reminds me of

Haha, now that you say it,

We heard Slater and Gudwin's commentating.
Now, Brundel and Allen's commentating.

when i see back this video of the race, i feel like kicking stupid lewis!. 

i hate how slater or theat goodwin fella always said when i was driving in the F1 last time, this and that happened and my pants fell off, he likes to talk about his glorified stint in the F1 GP and thats annoying

Q: What happened in the pits?

Kimi Raikkonen: "We made a good pitstop and got out more or less in front of everybody else. I was side-by-side with Kubica when suddenly somebody hit me. There was a red light, but I guess some people chose not to stop. It's a shame, a mistake from him, but there's nothing I can change about it."

Q: What did you think of what Hamilton did?

Raikkonen: "I'm maybe not the best person to say because in the last race I made a mistake. But this is two completely different stories, you can lose control at 300kph on a circuit and hit someone, or go along on the pitlane speed limiter and don't watch in front of you. That's a bit silly."

Q: Was this a missed opportunity for you?

Raikkonen: "We had a good car and we were in third place. We had a bit of a problem with the left-front tyre which was beginning to grain, but we were very fast when it started to work and easily caught up the others. When the safety car came, we were more or less at the front."

Q: Hamilton admitted he did not see the red light, do you think he'll apologise?

Raikkonen: "I'm not angry about it. He knows that there is a red light, and he should have been told by the team. It's a shame. There were two cars side-by-side and we were stopped, so..."

Q: What do you think about Robert Kubica leading the championship?

Raikkonen: "We've seen that they've been fast all year, more or less there all the time. Now they finish one and two, when things go wrong with the guys at the front, it gives them a nice lead. I think with our car we should be able to win races and come back. It's still early in the season, and we're not in the strongest position right now, but we just need to start winning races again."

Q: How was the track?

Raikkonen: "It wasn't too bad. It was breaking up, but they fixed it as well as they could, and it was better than yesterday."

Q: How significant a threat are BMW to you in the championship now?

Raikkonen: "They are scoring points all the time. Nobody can count them out. Kubica is five points ahead of Lewis and Massa and seven ahead of me."