Artur Kubica, the father of Williams driver Robert Kubica, sees his son's return to the F1 grid in 2019 as a "miracle" given the ordeal he was forced to surmount. The Polish driver's return to Grand Prix racing has been well chronicled and was made effective recently when Williams announced that the 33-year-old would be included in the team's line-up for next season. Since almost severing his right arm eight years ago in a horrendous rally crash, it's been a long and painful road back to the grid for Kubica, marked by a massive physical and mental battle. "If miracles happen, then yes, it is a miracle," Artur Kubica told Polish broadcaster TVN24. "It was an uphill...
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