Days ahead of his return to the Formula 1 grid, Robert Kubica has been speaking about the physical and mental battles he had to fight following his rally crash. The Polish driver suffered a partially severed right arm when he crashed at the Ronde di Andora in 2011, an event he was contesting with the consent of his Renault F1 team. The accident initially looked to have cost him a future in single-seater racing, however, slowly Kubica worked his way back into driving, racing rally cars before testing with Renault in 2017. That first outing led to more with Kubica landing a Williams test and reserve driver role for the 2018 season. A year later he is back on the grid having been promoted to...
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