Alfa Romeo reserve driver, Robert Kubica will replace Kimi Raikkonen in Friday's opening practice session. The Pole will step into Raikkonen's car at the very track where he made his Formula One comeback in 2017, during a testing session – then, his first time in an F1 single-seater following his eight-year hiatus from the sport. Having been in the car for free practice in Spain and in Austria, Kubica will be keen to continue contributing to the team's development with his technical feedback as we approach the summer break. Kubica's special weekend will extend beyond the track, for he will be the focus of attention for many of the fans attending the race. With Budapest one of the...
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