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[elfinitty]

http://robertscomeback.blogspot.com/201 ... e.html?m=1

Just found out about it.Luckily he is OK,but the car isn't though .

[Hammer278]

The guy needs to cool it. Sometimes you push the edge more often than you would since you're in that 'must be back to my best ASAP' mentality and that can cost you dear. He might want to think a bit about his life rather than getting back in tiptop shape for his career.

[darwin dali]

Frankly, I'm beginning to doubt his intelligence.

[myownalias]

It really doesn't seem to be too bright to be driving when his hand clearly isn't upto par. Rallying doesn't seem like a good idea as there is a lot more sawing at the wheel than there is in F1!

[bud]

I don't know why he doesn't stick to circuits, entering some Touring car events or just practice sessions. He should stay far away from rallying.

[scotty]

"Small accident", "the car was quickly repaired". No big fuss needed.

[LewEngBridewell]

Ooooooooops.

[madbrad]

He doesn't have more crashes in rally than average. One was just a freak one that involved a guardrail piercing. They all push that hard It's just the luck of the draw.

[Jabberwocky]

http://www.planetf1.com/driver/3213/8069009/Kubica-wins-Italian-rally wrote:">Robert Kubica made a winning return to competitive motorsport at the Ronde Gomitolo di Lana in Italy on Sunday.

The former F1 driver, who has been out of action since his horrific rally accident in February last season, was back behind the wheel in Italy.

Driving a Subaru Impreza World Rally Car, Kubica won all four stages of the rally to claim the title by almost a minute over his nearest rival, Omar Bergo.

The Pole is hoping that the rally is just another step towards a possible return to Formula One.

"Being here is already a good step, but I would have preferred to be somewhere else," the 27-year-old told SkySport24 ahead of the event.

"I have still got a long road to travel and will probably never be at the same physical level as before but I don't intend to give up.

"The aim remains to return to Formula One and the next few months will tell me whether I can do it next year already or will have to wait until 2014."

He must still have the fitness to rally though.