Nick Heidfeld is confident he can produce the performance needed to secure Robert Kubica's race-seat while the Pole recovers from his horrific injuries... read more »

Eric Boullier has confirmed that Nick Heidfeld is the first in line to replace the injured Robert Kubica this season, but hasn't ruled out Pedro de la Rosa and Tonio... read more »

Mark Webber described Robert Kubica as one of the world's best drivers on Thursday as F1 united in its support for the Pole... read more »

Doctors treating Robert Kubica are hoping to carry out all remaining surgeries on the Polish driver on Friday... read more »

Nick Heidfeld is in pole position to replace the injured Robert Kubica in the Renault cockpit in the 2011 Formula One Championship... read more »

Mark Webber insists it is a 'big loss' to F1 that Robert Kubica is likely to spend much of the season on the sidelines read more »

Vitaly Petrov says he is ready to take on the increased level of responsibility that has been thrust onto him at Renault in the wake of Robert Kubica's absence read more »

Renault team boss Eric Boullier will continue to let his drivers pursue potentially dangerous activities outside of racing, despite Robert Kubica injuring himself on a rally read more »

Mark Webber believes Robert Kubica's absence from Formula One this season is a big loss for the sport and for the drivers challenging for the championship read more »

Renault team boss Eric Boullier reveals that a good performance from Nick Heidfeld in testing at Jerez will be enough to secure the drive available after Robert Kubica's... read more »

Renault reserve Romain Grosjean says he is not concerned that the team did not consider him as a potential stand-in for the injured Robert Kubica read more »

Felipe Massa was the man to beat on the opening day of testing at Jerez, however, much of the focus in the paddock was on Robert Kubica... read more »

Renault will sign Nick Heidfeld as Robert Kubica's replacement if the German impresses the team enough in testing at Jerez this weekend read more »

Robert Kubica is released from intensive care in an Italian hospital as he continues to recovery from injuries sustained in his rallying accident at the weekend read more »

Robert Kubica is moved from intensive care as he continues his recovery after suffering multiple injuries in a rally accident on Sunday. read more »

Formula One teams issued a collective message of support for Robert Kubica on Thursday as testing got underway with the Polish driver still in hospital read more »

Robert Kubica's remaining surgery could be combined into a single operation on Friday, according to Dr Francesco Lanza, head of traumatology and orthopedics at the Santa... read more »

Four days after the horrific accident that necessitated a seven hour operation, Robert Kubica has been transferred from intensive care to the trauma ward at the Santa Corona... read more »

BBC F1 pit-lane reporter Ted Kravitz reveals that although Renault ostensibly has three names as potential replacements for the injured Robert Kubica, one of them is a clear... read more »

Robert Kubica has been moved from intensive care to a trauma ward as he continues his recovery from a crash on the Ronde di Andora rally... read more »

As the Formula One Teams got back in action today at Jerez, they publicly wish Lotus Renault GP driver Robert Kubica a speedy recovery. The Pole is still in the hospital after... read more »

The first big sign that Robert Kubica is on the road to recovery happened on Thursday morning, as the Pole was moved from the Intensive read more »

In a show of solidarity, all the teams carried the message "Szybkiego powrotu do zdrowia Robert" on their cars at Jerez on Thursday... read more »

Robert Kubica has left the intensive care unit and has been moved to the normal ward following another good night at the Santa Corona hospital. read more »

All Formula 1 cars in Jerez on Thursday have emerged from their garages with special messages for the injured Robert Kubica, who continues to make a slow recovery in an Italian... read more »