Robert Kubica says a lack of space in the cockpit is all that is stopping him from harbouring hopes of a return to Formula One at present. Having been seriously injured in a rally accident in February 2011, Kubica has found himself with limited mobility in his right hand which was partially severed in the crash. However, as his rallying career continues to go well, Kubica admits the main problem blocking a return to F1 is a lack of mobility in such a confined space within the car. "I have suffered big injuries in the rally crash, but I am still lucky I am able to drive on a high level, although not any more in F1," Kubica told the BBC. "Driving F1 would not be such a big...
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