Robert Kubica was forced to undergo yet more surgery in Italy on Friday, his manager has confirmed to the country’s media. The Pole, who experienced a near-death... read more »

Fernando Alonso is "sure" Robert Kubica will return to F1 and prove that he is "the best driver around"... read more »

Robert Kubica is recovering from surgery on his right leg (tibia) following a fall on an icy street last week. The news agencies Polska Agencja Prasowa (Poland) and Ansa... read more »

Lotus team principal Eric Boullier has expressed his sadness following news that Robert Kubica has suffered a setback in his attempts to return to F1 after breaking his leg in... read more »

LRGP team boss Eric Boullier has sent his wishes to injured former driver Robert Kubica, the Pole having broken his right leg for the second time within the space of a... read more »

Robert Kubica has been singled out by Fernando Alonso as the rival he fears the most. read more »

Stefano Domenicali has denied that Ferrari have a deal in place with Robert Kubica as news of the Pole's injury setback made headlines... read more »

Robert Kubica’s hopes of returning to formula one have been dealt another blow with reports the recovering Pole has broken his leg once again. The former BMW and... read more »

Robert Kubica has suffered a setback in his attempts to return to an F1 cockpit after breaking his leg in a domestic accident. read more »

Robert Kubica has broken his right leg in a fall in Italy, the same leg he had broken in his rally accident last February read more »

Robert Kubica's return to full fitness suffered a major setback on Wednesday after he broke his leg during a fall... read more »

Almost a year after his near fatal rally accident, Robert Kubica is back in hospital after falling on ice in the street close to his home. read more »

Robert Kubica suffers another setback in his return to Formula 1, having broken his right leg in an accident near his house his Italy. read more »

When you'd think things couldn't get much worse for recovering Robert Kubica the Polish Formula 1 driver has broke his leg again as he fell on an icy road in... read more »

Robert Kubica has injured his leg in a fall near his home, with sources close to the Polish driver suggesting that he has reopened a fracture that he sustained in his rally... read more »

Robert Kubica has reportedly broken his leg after he slipped and fell on some ice in Northern Italy, the country's media has reported. Kubica, who just read more »

The doctor overseeing Robert Kubica's recuperation following his horror rally smash at the start of the year, has confirmed he will no longer look after the Pole. read more »

Robert Kubica has parted company with the doctor who has been in charge of his rehabilitation programme following his accident... read more »

Robert Kubica has parted ways with Dr. Riccardo Ceccarelli, the man who led his extensive recovery programme directly after he endured a life-threatening crash during the Rally... read more »

Robert Kubica has parted company with Dr Riccardo Ceccarelli, the man who has helped him through his rehabilitation process following his accident in February. read more »

Renault team boss Eric Boullier believes the absence of Robert Kubica was a bigger factor in the squad's poor 2011 season than the unsuccessful forward-facing exhaust layout read more »

Dr Riccardo Ceccarelli is no longer overseeing Robert Kubica’s rehabilitation process due to differences in opinion over how his rehabilitation should proceed in the... read more »

Dec.14 (GMM) Jerome d'Ambrosio remains confident he can keep his new formula one racing career alive in 2012. The Belgian, backed by sponsors and managed by the Eric... read more »

Dec.13 (GMM) Although Dany Bahar has admitted signing Kimi Raikkonen involves Lotus spending "a big amount of money", he expects the 2007 world champion to be a bit... read more »

Dec.13 (GMM) Even after losing Robert Kubica's services to serious injury and seeing new star recruit Kimi Raikkonen hurt his wrist at the weekend, Lotus will continue to... read more »