Robert Kubica crash update: Doctors say, He will walk on his feet in next 3 weeks

ROBERT KUBICA

After the horrific crash at a rally event in Italy which left a question mark on, if Robert Kubica will ever be able to race again, the Polish Formula 1 driver has been recovering as his medical condition continues to improve. Kubica is currently under observation at Santa Corona hospital. Medical staff at the hospital have revealed that Kubica will be able to walk on his own feet in 3 weeks time.

However, this doesn’t mean that the F1 ace will be able to jump behind the wheel of a Formula 1 car. He is still recuperating from multiple fractures which will take time to heal.

Last week or so, Kubica underwent a surgery for his elbow which was the fourth since he was admitted at the hospital. Doctors are still unsure as to when Kubica could return to racing and that it would be impossible to figure out a timeline for the driver’s return to action, according to Lotus Renault’s team doctor, Riccardo Ceccarelli.

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Barcelona Will Host Bahrain's F1 Test session

Barcelona's Catalunya circuit is ready to serve as a substitute venue for Formula 1's final test session of the season if Bahrain is unable to host because of anti-government unrest.
Circuit director Salvador Servia says the track would be available to hold the March 3-6 event after the Formula One Teams Association asked about a potential switch.The protests also cast doubt over the season-opening race on March 13 at the same circuit. FOTA general secretary Simone Perillo says teams were meeting at the circuit on Friday "to consider the situation."

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2011 Formula 1 cars: Ferrari, Sauber, Redbull, Mercedes, Lotus, Torro Rosso, Williams and Renault

The Formula 1 bandwagon came down to Valencia ahead of the official testing which commenced on February 1st. Ferrari was first to reveal their 2011 cars and the others followed suit. FIA, the regulatory body for motorsports over the world has introduced a number of changes in the regulations this season.

2011 Ferrari F150

2011 Lotus Renault GP R31

2011 Lotus T128

011 Mercedes MGP W02

2011 Torro Rosso STR6

2011 Williams FW33

2011 Sauber C30

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