Robert Kubica's sensational return to Grand Prix racing in 2019 is seen as one of the greatest stories in the sport, but Sebastian Vettel sees one drawback linked to the Pole's resurgence. After two years of trials and tribulations, and a season of testing with Williams, Kubica performed well enough to convince the Grove-based outfit to hand him a race seat for 2019. However, the 34-year-old's nomination has led to the ousting of Sergey Sirotkin, with no options available to the young Russian to remain in F1 because of a scarcity of seats. "I have mixed feelings," Vettel told Blick's veteran F1 reporter Roger Benoit "On the one hand, it pleases me personally. No one can even...
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