Kubica: Forcing the WRC learning process
ROBERT KUBICA was super-fast in Monte Carlo but was playing catch-up after a mistake. He explains in his own words why he doesn't plan to back off as he continues his WRC learning curve
Robert Kubica showed stunning speed on the Monte Carlo Rally, despite a high-pressure build-up as he set about establishing his own World Rally Championship team, but he was playing catch-up on the season-opener after an early error. Can he cut out the mistakes and turn his pace into results this year?
Writing exclusively for AUTOSPORT, Kubica explains why learning flat-out is the right approach for him.
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