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. 'When you drive for such a bad...
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