Williams test and development driver Robert Kubica has admitted that he now drives predominantly left-handed as a result of the injuries he sustained in a rallying accident in 2011. The injuries to his right arm had meant it appeared highly unlikely that the Pole would ever return to Formula 1. But he explained how he had adapted over the years until the point where it was no longer an issue. "When I started testing with simulators, I asked my doctor if it's possible I have much better sensitivity, more precision in my left arm," he told this week's Autosport magazine. "Last year, I was asked by Renault to go to a medical centre where they test a lot of that stuff," he...
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