Though, on paper, his return to F1, eight years after his life-threatening rally crash, suggests that Robert Kubica failed, the fact is that, as he recently admitted, he silenced the sceptics, those that believed his injuries would prevent him performing at the highest level again. And while the Pole isn't the same talent we witnessed first time around, his cause was hardly helped by the equipment at his disposal. Having opted to quit a full-time F1 race seat next season, Kubica still wants to be involved in the sport, and with financial backing in the form of Orlen, which wants to remain involved in F1, it is believed that Racing Point has joined Haas in seeking his services as a test and...
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