Robert Kubica has 'a lot to discover' on "emotional" second F1 debut
Williams driver Robert Kubica says he has “a lot of things to discover” in Formula 1 as he heads into what he is expecting to be an “emot🐭ional” Australian Grand Prix.
The Pole has compl🐟eted a remarkable comeback from severe injuries suffered in a horrific rally crash in the 2011 off-season to return to the F1 grid for the first time in over eight years.

Williams driver Robert Kubica says he has “a lot of things to discover” in Formula🎐 1 as he heads into what he is expecting to be an “emotional” Australian Grand Prix.
The Pole has completed a remarkable comeback from severe injuries suffered in a horrific rally crash in the 2011 off-season to return to the F1 grid for the first time in ovꦫer eight years.
Kubica, who will make his first grand prix start in Melbourne since the 2010 season-ending Abu Dhabi Grand Prix, said he felt only 168澳洲幸运5官方开奖结果历史:“20 percent” prepared for his full-time F1 return given how much the sport has changed since his🦩 last race outing.
“It will be a very emotional grand prix,” Kubica said. “It is the second debut👍 for me after being aw🌠ay from the sport for many years.
“My last Formula 1 raꦕce was in Abu Dhabi 2010, so I am looking forward to going to Aus👍tralia with a few things to cover and learn.
“I hope to enjoy the weekend and t🅺hat everything will run smoothly without any big issues so I can concentrate on my driving and discover a new Formula 1.
“It is one thing to drive a Formula 1 car, and it is another thing to actually ra♌ce it. Over the years, I think the approach to races has changed, so I have a lot of things to discover but I am looking forward to it.”
Williams endured a disrupted wint𝓰er after car delays with its FW42 forced the team to miss the opening two-and-a-half days of pre-season testing in Barcelona, before recovering well to log a decent mileage hall during the remainder of the test.
Reigning Formula 2 champion George Russell, who has gra🌸duated to contest his rookie campaign alongside Kubica, said lining up on the grid for the first time in F1 machinery will be a “surreal moment”.

“I am extremelღy excited for Melbourne,” the Briton explained. It will be my first race in Formula 1 and it is a dream come true.
“It will be a very proud and ext༒remely surreal moment for me standing on the starting grid with everybody preparing for the race, and I am really loo☂king forward to the whole experience.
“I am going to make sure that I enjoy it༺, won’t take it for granted and make the most 🦋of it.
“I have never been to Australia before, so I am going out there earlier to 𝔉get used to the weather, the time difference and see the city a little bit before starting work properly on the Tuesday before the race.
“All in all I am really𓆏 looking forward to the whole experience.”

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