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Glock defends Kubica after poor F1 return

Mar.21 Timo Glock has defended Robert Kubica in the wake of the Pole's disappointing return to F1 in Melbourne. Kubica's comeback after an eight year layoff due to injury was a big story in Australia, but he qualified dead last, made mistakes and was even lapped by his own teammate George Russell. It has raised questions about whether the 34-year-old is up to the challenge of racing at the highest level. "Of course driving with one hand is a disadvantage compared to driving with two," Glock, a former F1 driver from Germany, told Auto Bild. "But I looked at the times carefully and at times he was on Russell's level. "I know this from my own experience," said Glock....
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