Williams reserve driver Robert Kubica claims that the poor performance of the team's car in the 2018 season so far makes it 'easier' for him adjusting to not being behind the wheel, as he still aims to make his full-time comeback to F1. Kubica's career was threatened a few years ago when he lost part of his forearm in a rally car accident, but after over a dozen surgeries he has made a full recovery to get back within the sport, even if it is just as a reserve driver for the moment. He has continually spoken of his disappointment at not being given a seat for the 2018 season, with rookie Sergey Sirotkin chosen instead, but he has admitted the FW41's weak outings means he doesn't feel as bad...
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