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Robert Kubica: Ex-F1 driver to test again for Renault

Robert Kubica is to test again for Renault as he and the team explore whether he could make a comeback to Formula 1 from life-changing injuries. The 32-year-old Pole has only partial movement in his right arm after a crash in a rally car in February 2011, since when he has not raced on a circuit. However, he and Renault have maintained contact after an impressive first test back in an F1 car in Valencia in June. A further test has been scheduled but Renault would not reveal details. "There is nothing from us whatsoever," a spokesman said when asked about the date and location. Kubica was faster when he drove at Valencia in a 2012 car than Renault's reserve driver Sergey Sirtokin....
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