Robert Kubica has been released from the Santa Corona Hospital in Italy, exactly 77 days after his serious rally accident in the Andora Rally. The Pole substantially injured... read more »

After his horror crash during a rally at Italy, Robert Kubica is making a speedy recovery from his heavy injuries. However, it will still take a lot of work before he will be... read more »

Robert Kubica has said he aims to leave hospital within the next ten days, over ten weeks after his life-threatening rally accident in Italy. read more »

Two months after his horrific accident during a rally in Italy, Robert Kubica is finally feeling well enough to update his many fans on his progess in exclusive this chat with... read more »

While there may be no racing for the next two weekends, Red Bull is filling the gaps with two Running Showcar events in two very read more »

Robert Kubica set to leave hospital in Italy according to Polish media reports read more »

Ferrari team bosses are in Italy to investigate their poor start to the season and speed up improvements to the car. read more »

Robert Kubica remains in Italy's Santa Corona hospital following his freak club rally accident in January, with the Pole continuing with his rehabilitation programme.... read more »

Robert Kubica has undergone his fourth operation since crashing during a rally in Italy last month, with the Pole requiring further treatment on his recovering right elbow.... read more »

Robert Kubica has undergone yet another round of surgery, his fourth so far following a rally accident in Italy. The Pole had endured three previous operations read more »

Robert Kubica has undergone a fourth operation in hospital in Italy today read more »

Ferrari are set to be the next team to run a raft of new features as Barcelona testing continues this week, with the Maranello squad having elected to skip Tuesday in a swap... read more »

Team Lotus has confirmed to GPUpdate.net on Monday morning that Team AirAsia GP2 drivers Davide Valsecchi of Italy and Luiz Razia of Brazil will be kicking off its testing... read more »

The final round of the GP2 Asia Series will now take place at Imola in Italy, replacing the two cancelled rounds scheduled for Bahrain this month read more »

Following his rally accident in Italy seventeen days ago, Robert Kubica has now moved from intensive care to the rehabilitation stage of his recovery, also at the Santa Corona... read more »

Robert Kubica back out of intensive care after latest surgery in Italy read more »

Hospital officials say Robert Kubica, who has undergone several surgeries after a car crash in Italy, has left the intensive care unit... read more »

Lotus Renault GP has announced that Nick Heidfeld will be partnering Vitaly Petrov for the 2011 season, following a team announcement this afternoon. Heidfeld will be replacing... read more »

Rubens Barrichello is delighted to announce that has been the recipient of a phone call from injured friend Robert Kubica who, after defying the odds to escape a freak rally... read more »

Robert Kubica is set to stay in Italy to start his rehabilitation following his accident, according to his manager Daniel Morelli. read more »

Robert had further surgery today at the Santa Corona Hospital in Pietra Ligure. A team of 15 doctors and nurses were involved to carry out surgery to his foot, shoulder,... read more »

Robert Kubica is hoping to make a return to Formula 1 during this year’s championship, with the Pole beginning a long course of recovery after a rally accident in Italy last... read more »

All thoughts remain firmly with Robert Kubica this week, who continues to make a slow recovery from his rally accident in Italy on Sunday morning. However, as this shocking... read more »

Lotus Renault GP has stressed that a replacement driver is currently the last thing in mind, with Robert Kubica lying seriously ill in an Italian hospital on Monday following... read more »

Although not yet over the worst of his ordeal, doctors in Italy have said that they are pleased with Robert Kubica's immediate reaction to treatment. read more »