Vitantonio Liuzzi, a good friend of Robert Kubica, is hoping that the Renault team will consider him as a suitable replacement for the 2011 season. It read more »

Former Renault F1 boss, Flavio Briatore, visited injured Robert Kubica on Monday and has said that he expects the Pole to be back in the read more »

Virgin Racing did evaluate whether to incorporate a Renault-style forward-facing exhaust system on its 2011 challenger, but in the end opted to stick with its own, more... read more »

David Coulthard has emphasised the importance for Robert Kubica to regain feeling in his right hand, which was partially severed in a freak rally accident on Sunday which saw a... read more »

Renault has succumbed to the inevitable and admitted it is now tracking down a replacement for Robert Kubica, who suffered severe arm injuries when he crashed at the Rally... read more »

Lotus Renault GP has stressed that a replacement driver is currently the last thing in mind, with Robert Kubica lying seriously ill in an Italian hospital on Monday following... read more »

Following his shocking rally accident on Sunday, the first Monday bulletin from Lotus Renault GP has thankfully stated that Robert Kubica is now ‘much better’ after being... read more »

Group Lotus' Dany Bahar has strenghtned his fotting in F1 with a directorship at Lotus Renault GP. read more »

Lotus Renault GP team boss Eric Boullier has confirmed that the British outfit is working on a contingency plan for the start of the 2011 season as it awaits news of Robert... read more »

Robert Kubica underwent a seven-hour operation at the Santa Corona Hospital in Pietra Ligure this afternoon. The Lotus Renault GP driver had been diagnosed with multiple... read more »

Robert Kubica has been informed as to the extent of his injuries incurred during his rallying accident in Italy on Sunday, according to his manager Daniel Morelli who also... read more »

Robert Kubica Rally Andora Crash 2011 Formula 1 star Robert Kubica has suffered fractures to his left arm and left leg after a high-speed rally crash in Italy, BBC Sport... read more »

Could F1 refugee Kimi Raikkonen now be the answer to Lotus Renault's driver dilemma? read more »

Eric Boullier has defended Renault's decision to allow Robert Kubica to compete in a rally that left the Pole seriously injured... read more »

Renault defend Robert Kubica's decision to participate in a rally so close to the start of the Formula 1 season after the driver suffers a serious injury in a high-speed... read more »

Well wishes are pouring in for Robert Kubica, with several of his F1 rivals wishing the Renault driver a speedy recovery... read more »

Renault boss Eric Boullier has defended the decision to allow Robert Kubica to carry on rallying read more »

As the Pole recovers from his horrific accident on Sunday, Lotus Renault GP boss Eric Boullier has defended his team's decision to allow Robert Kubica to take part in... read more »

Lotus Renault GP has admitted that it was happy to allow Robert Kubica to go rallying. read more »

Injured Lotus Renault GP driver Robert Kubica has been placed in an induced coma as he recovers from seven hours of surgery to save his right hand. read more »

Robert Kubica spent last night in an induced coma and is facing a year out of the sport after suffering horrific injuries in a high-speed rallying accident... read more »

This article will be updated with the latest press releases from Renault and Robert Kubica's doctors.  The latest update will be shown immediately below. [Sunday... read more »

It is possible that Robert Kubica could be forced to spend the 2011 Formula 1 season on the sidelines after suffering a large accident in an Italian rally on Sunday morning.... read more »

Reanult team principal Eric Boullier has defended Robert Kubica's right to go rallying during the off-season. The Renault driver sustained several fractures following an... read more »

Robert Kubica's manager has revealed that surgeons are still battling to restore functionality to the Renault driver's right hand... read more »