Robert Kubica says landing a 2018 Williams race seat represents the "most difficult" step of his against-the-odds F1 comeback bid, as the team continue to consider their driver options. Kubica completed his third test for the team, but first in their 2017 car, in Abu Dhabi last week and completed 128 laps in the FW40. The Pole, who turns 33 on Thursday, had not driven an F1 car for six years before first testing for Renault in the summer but is convinced his series of tests have proved he is fast and physically fit enough to make a full-time race. And while his comeback to this point has been remarkable in itself given the arm and injuries he sustained in a 2011 rallying accident,...
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