The looks on the faces of the mechanics said it all, while some shook their heads others merely stared blankly at the TV monitors, aware of the task ahead. Robert Kubica had crashed heavily in the opening phase of qualifying, and while this wouldn't normally be an issue, this was, so-called, Super Sunday, with the race just over three hours away. Nonetheless, his crew built a new car in time for the Pole to start the race, albeit from the pitlane. However, while full of praise for his crew, Kubica was clearly unhappy with the decision not to run him with the new front wing trialled on Friday, initially by George Russell in FP1 and then the Pole in FP2. Of the belief that he would use the...
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