Robert Kubica insists he is remaining realistic about the possibility of returning to Formula 1 racing following his Hungarian test. The 32-year-old impressed as he finished fourth fastest at the Hungaroring on Wednesday, his first official test since almost losing his right arm in a rally crash in 2011. 'Everything can happen in the future, but we have to be realistic, nothing will be easy,' said Kubica. 'One thing is sure, if it [a full-time return] doesn't happen, I will not be disappointed, because I am looking at this chance, this situation, very, very realistically. 'I appreciate Renault and what they did; when we met for the first time I don't think anybody was thinking to let me...
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