Why Kubica's amazing F1 comeback went wrong
For Robert Kubica it's been uphill all the way in his long-awaited return to Formula 1 after a debilitating physical injury. But things are getting better and, even though it won't be at Williams, he's keen to stay in F1, he tells STUART CODLING
Robert Kubica's Formula 1 comeback has been hotly anticipated for years - ever since his appalling rally accident on the eve of the 2011 season, in fact.
But it's fair to say that his long-delayed return to the cockpit this season has not provided the joyous and gilded procession to glory the F1 community desired.
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