FIA president Jean Todt is confident Robert Kubica wouldn't pose a fitness risk should he land a full-time seat with Williams for the 2018 season. The Polish driver, who in 2011 was involved in a serious rally accident and forced to quit Formula 1, is looking to make a comeback and is currently in the running to replace a retiring Felipe Massa to partner Lance Stroll. Kubica has already tested the Williams FW40, but will take part in next week's Abu Dhabi tyre test to give Williams a final chance to assess the 32-year-old's abilities, including whether or not his injury could pose a problem. Todt however doesn't believe his injury would pose a risk as long as he passes the...
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