Robert Kubica has no doubts that he will be able to perform at the peak of his powers from the off in 2019, saying that the rest of the field "starting from zero" will help him as he returns from more than eight years off the grid with Williams. Next year's Australian GP will see Kubica race in F1 for the first time since the end of the 2010 campaign. The Pole suffered life-altering arm injuries in a rally crash a few months after that race in Abu Dhabi, but made it back into F1 in a test role with Williams this year, which has now been upgraded to a race seat. Kubica's previous 76 grand prix entries came under vastly different engine and aerodynamic regulations, but he believes...
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