As scheduled, Robert was back in surgery today as doctors at Santa Corona Hospital treated the complex fracture to his elbow. The operation lasted eight hours in order to... read more »

Robert Kubica underwent his final operation on Wednesday at the Santa Corona hospital where he is staying since his crash. read more »

Robert Kubica has undergone a third, and hopefully final, major operation, this time on his elbow. The doctors declared the eight hour operation to reconstruct his read more »

As scheduled, Robert Kubica was back in surgery today as doctors at the Santa Corona Hospital treated the complex fracture to his elbow. read more »

Nick Heidfeld is to replace the injured Robert Kubica at Renault for the foreseeable future, the French manufacturer confirmed on Wednesday. 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 »

Lotus Renault GP confirms that Nick Heidfeld will stand in for the injured Robert Kubica in F1 2011 until the Pole is fit enough to return - and the German 'can't... read more »

Lotus Renault GP has announced that Nick Heidfeld has joined the team, taking over driving duties from the injured Robert Kubica, starting at this week's test in Barcelona. read more »

Nick Heidfeld will drive for Renault this season as a replacement for the injured Robert Kubica. read more »

The Lotus-Renault team have confirmed that Nick Heidfeld will takeover Robert Kubica's seat for the 2011 season. The German had looked a likely replacement after they read more »

Lotus Renault GP is pleased to announce that Nick Heidfeld has joined the team, taking over driving duties from the injured Robert Kubica, starting at this week’s test... read more »

The Renault team has confirmed that Nick Heidfeld will be Robert Kubica's replacement this season, starting from this week's test at Barcelona. read more »

As Renault still ponders who will replace the injured Robert Kubica, rumours are growing the delay has been caused by support from within the team for Tonio Liuzzi rather than... 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 has said he'd prefer to see someone other than his ex-team-mate, Nick Heidfeld, in the R31 as his replacement for the 2011 season. The 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 Kubica believes Renault should replace him with Tonio Liuzzi, according to a report... read more »

A source close to Crash.net has revealed that injured Lotus Renault GP star Robert Kubica has named the driver he would like to see stand in for him in F1 2011. read more »

Three-time World Champion Niki Lauda has slammed Robert Kubica's decision to take part in rallying, accusing him of being "selfish"... read more »

Robert Kubica's condition continues to improve, say his doctors, contrary to recent reports which suggest otherwise. The Renault driver was involved in a rallying accident... read more »

Lotus Renault GP has refuted suggestions that Robert Kubica's condition took a turn for the worst following his latest bout of surgery. read more »

Renault has said that Robert Kubica's condition "remains positive" and his return to an intensive care unit is not a cause for concern read more »

Robert Kubica will stay in intensive care for another two days until a final operation on his elbow, his Renault team say. read more »

Robert Kubica will undergo more surgery this week following the shocking rally accident which so nearly took his life eight days ago. As former BMW team-mate Nick Heidfeld... read more »

Robert Kubica is set to undergo final surgery on his elbow on Wednesday, doctors have confirmed, as he continues to make good progress from the injuries he suffered in his... read more »