Should Robert Kubica come through the Hungarian GP test without any issues, he could replace Jolyon Palmer as early as the Belgian GP reports Bild. Kubica will return to the Formula 1 stage in a competitive setting for the first time since 2011 when he takes to the Hungaroring next week. The Polish driver's F1 career was cut short in 2011 when he suffered serious injuries in a rally crash that left him with limited movement in his right arm. But with Renault having adapted the steering wheel so that he can change gears with his left hand only, Kubica could yet return to Formula 1. According to Bild, 'Renault's secret plan' – should the Hungarian GP prove successful – is to put...
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