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"The 2011 season was a difficult one as we lost our best driver (Pole Robert Kubica, seriously injured in a rally in Italy)," said team principal Eric Boullier. "The goal in 2012 is to continue our progression to become a 'top team' and win races in...
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I intend to deploy it before the start of the new season, and I hope we can all enjoy it and another exciting season of Formula 1 together. The F1 world was stunned one year ago today by the news Robert Kubica had been seriously injured following a...
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Renault driver Robert Kubica of Poland attends a training session at the Ricardo Tormo racetrack on February 1, 2011 in Cheste, near Valencia, eastern Spain. View Photo »
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The team endured a turbulent time in 2011 after losing the services of lead driver Robert Kubica when the Pole suffered serious injuries in a rallying accident a year ago on Monday, while their legal row with another F1 outfit over the rights use of...
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The former Renault team heads into the new campaign having taken fifth last season when a year which promised much ultimately failed to deliver. Having suffered a huge blow before a wheel was turned when Robert Kubica was injured in a rallying...
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Prior to that, it had been in the top four for seven straight seasons, winning the '05 and '06 titles. The team had high hopes for last year, but its radical exhaust concept did not work and lead driver Robert Kubica suffered horrific injuries in a...
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Lotus Renault's Polish driver Robert Kubica (R) and Russian driver Vitaly Petrov pose after unveiling the new Lotus Renault GP R31 at Ricardo Tormo racetrack on January 31, 2011 in Cheste, near Valencia, eastern Spain. View Photo »
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It has been a long time since Kubica was in the cockpit of an FIA Formula One car; exactly 363 days. He was on top of the leaderboard in the final pre-season official test on the 4th of February last year at Valencia. Driving the Lotus Renault R31, he...
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Kubica could still be in line to become Fernando Alonso's team-mate at Ferrari, despite the setback of a second leg injury in twelve months. The Pole has long been admired by the Scuderia, thanks to his F1 performances for both BMW and Renault, but had...
About Robert Kubica
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Robert Kubica (/'rɔbɛrt ku'bitsa/ ("koo-bee-tsa") listen (help·info); born December 7, 1984 in Krakow, Poland) is the first Polish racing driver to compete in Formula One. From 2006 he has driven for the BMW Sauber F1 team, promoted from test driver to race driver during 2006. In June 2008 he achieved his maiden F1 victory in the unpredictable... Full Article
