Robert Kubica says it's "too early to say what the next step might be" after posting the fourth fastest time on his return to F1. The Pole's time of 1:18.572 on Wednesday afternoon was Renault's best of the test and he completed 142 laps - the second highest tally of any driver - on his first run in a 2017 car, six-and-a-half years after suffering career-changing injuries in a rally crash. Kubica's performance, which displayed both speed and endurance, could open the door to a full-time return to the sport in 2018 but the 32-year-old is unsure what the future will hold. "After today, it's too early to say what the next step might be," he said. "For now, I owe a big...
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