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Kubica hankering after rallying future. In a similar mould to world championship leader Kimi Raikkonen, Robert Kubica has revealed he would be keen to try out a rally car once he has hung up his helmet in Formula 1 – adding that he has had offers to move into off-road competition in the past. » Read The Full Story
9 people agree. He sounds like a humble pleasant man. Initially I thought he was over rated and seemed to give up when things wearn't perfect on the car. Or the race wasn't going accordingly but lately he's shown his real fighting spirit and reading this article and finding out more about him has given me much more respect for him. Good story! Posted by F1Tos (13 days ago)
2 people agree. 2 people disagree. He's got a different race engineer now. Last year he had a guy that they did not get alog with. Much different guy than lulu isn't he. He became my second favority after Kimi. Simle guys doing their talking on the track. unlike lulu. Posted by Jan Pulenski - Unregistered (13 days ago)
4 people agree. Yeah, BMW certainly seem to be well off in the driver department with two brilliant drivers who also seem to be two of nicest and most laid back guys on the grid. Posted by THE HAMILTRON - Unregistered (13 days ago)
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