Formula 1 has changed so much since he last raced in the sport in 2010 that Robert Kubica will line up on the grid in Melbourne as a genuine rookie rather than as a former Grand Prix winner. The Pole has completed his sensational comeback thanks to Williams which will entrust the 2008 Canadian Grand Prix winner with one of its cars this season. Kubica will arrive in Australia in March well prepared, with hundreds of laps of testing under his belt, but the 34-year-old says it will still feel like a baptism of fire when the lights go off on race day. Lowe: 'Old-school Kubica knows how it works' "In Australia, I am more like a rookie driver than one who has already done five...
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