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Kubica likens pandemic to his 2011 rally crash

Apr.6 Robert Kubica has urged racing drivers to adjust to the world amid the coronavirus pandemic. The Pole compares the situation - with F1 factories closed and racing drivers unable to race - with his recovery from a near-fatal rallying crash in 2011 that left him with a permanent arm injury. "After the accident in 2011, I had a very difficult period but we knew what we were fighting against," he told Sky Italia. "Today we do not see our opponent. "Whoever is at home during this different period should think of who is worse off," the Pole added. As for when the pandemic ends, Kubica predicted that - like his own struggle - it too "will not be easy"....
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