Former F1 driver Robert Kubica will step up and drive a Citroën DS3 WRC car on Wales Rally GB next month, the final round of the 2013 FIA World Rally... read more »

Red Bull Junior Team pilot Tom Blomqvist is competing in the Formula 3 European Championship with this year, and currently lies seventh in the standings with two races... read more »

Kimi Raikkonen’s rallying foray made him a better Formula One driver. That is the claim of 2003 world rally champion Petter Solberg, who got to know the... read more »

Robert Kubica has revealed he has tested multiple times at the wheel of Mercedes’ Formula One driver simulator at Brackley. It emerged several months ago that the... read more »

Stefano Domenicali has moved to rally Ferrari's troops ahead of the Belgian GP by calling upon them to give Fernando Alonso and Felipe Massa "the quickest car... read more »

Former Sauber and Renault driver Robert Kubica had admitted that he misses competing in F1 since his 2011 rally accident - but he hasn't given up all hopes of a... read more »

Robert Kubica says he misses Formula 1 having failed to recover sufficiently from a hand injury suffered in a rally accident. read more »

Robert Kubica takes his first World Rally Championship victory with WRC2 success in Greece     read more »

Robert Kubica took the first victory of his WRC2 career at the weekend after winning his class at the Acropolis Rally read more »

Sebastien Loeb, the most successful driver in world rally history, thinks Robert Kubica has more potential than Kimi Raikkonen. In 2010 and 2011, Finn Raikkonen tried his hand... read more »

After Antonio Felix da Costa, the next in line for a Red Bull-backed Formula One future looks set to be Carlos Sainz Jr. The Spaniard, the 18-year-old son of rally legend... read more »

Mercedes say they will make an F1 car available for Robert Kubica once he recovers from injuries sustained in a rally crash. read more »

Robert Kubica has confirmed that he has completed laps in the Mercedes simulator. The 28-year-old Pole still hopes to make a Formula 1 return after being seriously injured in a... read more »

Robert Kubica has confirmed he tested in the Mercedes F1 simulator earlier this month in an effort to gauge his abilities following his 2011 accident. He was spotted at... read more »

Robert Kubica has been conducting secret Formula One tests at the wheel of Mercedes’ sophisticated driver simulator, German newspaper Bild reports. The Pole tested... read more »

Robert Kubica has admitted he might never return to Formula One. After his new foray in the second-tier world rally championship was announced recently, the former BMW and... read more »

Rally-bound Robert Kubica admits that he hasn't give up on F1 just yet.... read more »

Robert Kubica confirmed his 2013 rally programme at a press conference in Warsaw today. The Polish driver will contest seven rounds of the WRC and four rounds of European Rally... read more »

Two-time Formula 1 World Champion Emerson Fittipaldi has been named as the President of the FIA's new Drivers' Commission, overseeing the rights and interests... read more »

Jean Todt looks set to remain FIA president for a second term. The former Ferrari chief (135 votes) beat ex world rally champion Ari Vatanen (49 votes) to the post in late... read more »

Robert Kubica will make his return to competitive racing after it was confirmed he will race in the WRC2 category of the World Rally Championship... read more »

Robert Kubica will contest the second-tier WRC2 world rally championship at the wheel of a Citroen in 2013. The former Renault and BMW driver has been out of Formula One and... read more »

Robert Kubica will take part in the year's WRC2 rally championship with Citroen read more »

Former BMW and Renault star Robert Kubica is to contest the European and World Rally Championships this year as he continues his recovery following a near fatal accident in... read more »

Robert Kubica insists he will return to Formula 1 two years after the near-fatal rally crash that took him out of the sport. read more »