Robert Kubica says that he is enjoying his new role as Williams Martini Racing reserve driver which has allowed him to develop a greater understanding upon his return to Formula 1. Kubica was a serious contender for a race seat at Williams for the 2018 season, after the retirement of Felipe Massa, and was close to securing the seat, but after a test in Abu Dhabi late last year, the team opted to go for Russian driver Sergey Sirotkin to partner Lance Stroll.  Williams signed Kubica as the team's reserve driver signifying a remarkable turnaround for the thirty-three-year-old, who was lucky not to lose his life in a rally accident in February 2011, suffering severe injuries to his arm....
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