Kubica on his 2010 heroics
Robert Kubica's Renault wasn't quite a winner this year, but that didn't stop the Pole getting among the title contenders time and time again. Adam Cooper talked to him about his superb season
There's no question that 2010 was a very good year for Robert Kubica, even if he ultimately lost seventh place in the championship - and the unofficial 'best of the rest' tag - to Nico Rosberg.
After a disappointing 2009 with BMW Sauber Kubica bounced back to boost his reputation with some great drives for Renault. At one stage he was mentioned in connection with a Ferrari drive, but for the moment, he remains committed to the Anglo-French team. And he seems to be happy with where he is, as he can see progress has been made.
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