Renault say they are seeking a driver who can challenge for the F1 title to stand in for the injured Robert Kubica. read more »

Renault will look to sign an experienced driver capable of winning the World Championship should Robert Kubica be ruled out for the season... read more »

Kimi Raikkonen is free to rejoin the grand prix grid with Lotus Renault GP as a replacement for the injured Robert Kubica this year, Olivier Quesnel concedes - but he doubts... read more »

Renault has suggested it is likely to wait until after the Jerez and Barcelona tests before it decides who replaces Robert Kubica at the start of the season. read more »

BBC lead television commentator and former Formula 1 driver Martin Brundle has labelled Robert Kubica and the Lotus Renault GP team ‘crazy’ for allowing the Pole to take... read more »

Renault have named three drivers who are under consideration to replace Robert Kubica, and the absence of Kimi Raikkonen appears to end intense speculation he might be tempted back read more »

Thursday sees the resumption of pre-season testing, albeit sadly without the inclusion of injured Robert Kubica. As plans dramatically change for Lotus Renault GP, the field... read more »

With Robert Kubica almost certain to miss the majority of, if not all, of the 2011 season following his Italian rally accident on Sunday morning, a number of names are now... read more »

A clutch of motorsport luminaries have criticised Lotus Renault GP for its 'crazy' decision to allow Robert Kubica to go rallying pre-season and risk endangering its... read more »

Lotus Renault GP boss Eric Boullier has confirmed that Nick Heidfeld, Tonio Liuzzi and Bruno Senna are all under consideration as short-term replacements for Robert Kubica as... read more »

Tonio Liuzzi is refusing to comment on reports that he is in line to replace Robert Kubica at Renault, saying attention should be on the Pole's recovery... read more »

After his terrible crash and hand injury sustained in a rally last Sunday, Robert Kubica will not race in the upcoming F1 season. It is a possibility, albeit a pessimistic... read more »

Renault announce that Bruno Senna, Vitantonio Liuzzi and Nick Heidfeld are in the frame to replace the injured Robert Kubica. read more »

Bruno Senna, Vitantonio Liuzzi and Nick Heidfeld are the three drivers that Renault is considering as the replacement for Robert Kubica this season, team boss Eric Boullier has... read more »

Robert Kubica will remain in hospital for 'two to three' weeks, according to Lotus Renault GP team. read more »

Renault has announced that Robert Kubica is "ready to fight for his comeback" after taking the news about his condition well read more »

Renault has announced that Robert Kubica is "ready to fight for his comeback" after taking the news about his condition well read more »

Lotus Renault GP has released a Tuesday afternoon update on the condition of Robert Kubica, who will be remaining in Italy’s Santa Corona Hospital for up to three weeks as... read more »

Out-of-work Tonio Liuzzi has said that the time is not yet right to consider offering his services to Lotus Renault GP. read more »

It's a harsh fact of life that even as surgeons were operating on Robert Kubica on Sunday afternoon, drivers and their managers were making their first overtures towards... read more »

Co-driver Jakub Gerber does not hold Robert Kubica responsible for the accident which left the Lotus Renault GP driver in hospital. read more »

Eric Boullier says Renault will only make a decision on a replacement for Robert Kubica once doctors give a time scale for his recovery... read more »

Nico Hulkenberg and Tonio Liuzzi have expressed an interest in replacing Robert Kubica at Renault this season, now that it looks certain he will not make the start of the season read more »

Robert Kubica's co-driver, Jakub Gerber has given a harrowing account of the crash which left the Renault F1 driver in a serious condition... read more »

Lotus Renault team boss Eric Boullier hoping injured Robert Kubica may be back in action sooner than predicted by doctors. read more »