Why Ferrari should sign Kubica
Renault claimed helping Robert Kubica return to a Formula 1 car was a favour to a much-loved driver. But there is more to it than that - and Ferrari should take advantage
If you were the boss of the Renault Formula 1 team, would you be adding oxygen to the speculation that once-grievously injured Robert Kubica could make a sensational grand prix return against what should be the longest of all odds? No, of course you wouldn't.
Which is exactly why Cyril Abiteboul's carefully cast speculation fire-blanket in Baku should be treated with a degree of scepticism. He's not about to tell us that Kubica is absolutely ready to race again at the highest level, and that amazingly he's as fast as he ever was - even if he is.
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