Let hope they are not down for a long time.He'll probably be moving faster on the court than in the car anyway. And more chance of finishing a match than a race. The glory days of McLaren seem a very long time ago now.
Great minds think alikeI am a F1 fan as well. I recorded the practice session as well as all the races, I'll watch the practice session tonight
same here. practice, quali, and racesI am a F1 fan as well. I recorded the practice session as well as all the races, I'll watch the practice session tonight
I have faith in Honda...they will right the ship. Hopefully soon!
Renault confirmed on Thursday that Robert Kubica, 32, will now take part in a second test "to assess his capabilities to return to the highest level of competition," the French team said in a statement.
Not sure he can do better than Palmer, tho. Might be better tapping into the junior program?
The test will take place at France's Circuit Paul Ricard -- home to the 2018 French Grand Prix -- at an as yet unspecified date.
Kubica's F1 career was cut short following a serious rally crash in February 2011 which resulted in him requiring a partial amputation of his right forearm.
LOL I hope you're kidding... Otherwise, I have to assume you're not familiar with Kubica's huge talent, and Palmer's appalling lack of.
Understood...my thinking is just being await from the team and equipment for 5 years has a huge impact. Some people just never "regain their old form". I think a lot of the F1 drivers are talented. Look at Wehrlein & Ocon; these two are proof that younger driver can be just as capable...just don't understand why Renault would want to look to the past.
Actually, Kubica never stopped racing, mostly in WRC... Look at how well Räikkönen performed after two years away competing in WRC, and he's still there at age 36. Renault are obviously highly interested in Kubica's return with their intensive testing program.
