Although Robert Kubica tried to keep his expectations in check, the Pole has confessed he was 'almost convinced' he'd race for Williams at this year's Australian GP. Kubica was believed to the frontrunner for the vacant Williams race-seat only to lose it at the final hurdle to Sergey Sirotkin. Williams threw Kubica, whose F1 career looked to have ended with his 2001 rally crash, a lifeline as they signed him as their reserve driver for the upcoming campaign. The 33-year-old, though, says for a moment he believed he would be the one racing for Williams. 'The next seven, eight, nine months of the season can bring me closer to this [return],' Autosport reports him as having told Polish...
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