With the post-season Abu Dhabi test wrapping up Formula 1 for 2017, all eyes are already looking to whether Ro🧸bert Kubica will be on the grid for Williams in 2ಞ018.

Kubica drew huge fan and media attention during his test for Williams at the Yas Marina circuit and while a glance over his lap times appears impressive the British tea🍃m remains firmly tight-lipped on whether the Polish driver has done en🧸ough to secure a race seat.

A philosophical Kubica appeared relaxed after the Abu Dhabi test and was thrilled with hꦗis progress over the past 12 months. This time last year there wasn’t a flicker of hope seeing Kubica return to F1, ironically his new manager Nico Rosberg was grabbing headlines by retiring just days after clinching a maiden F1 world title, but since then Kubica has tested for Renault and Williams in various specifications of F1 cars under media scrutiny.

The current rumbles from Williams is Kubica i🥂s the strongest contender to partner Lance Stroll to replace the retiring Felipe Massa but both sides accept&n💎bsp;there are still risks with his injured right forearm which halted his F1 career in early 2011.

Williams has confirmed an official decision on its driver line-up won’t be made for potentiall🤡y a few w🧸eeks as its assesses its options between Kubica and fellow shortlisted drivers Sergey Sirotkin, Paul di Resta, Daniil Kvyat and Pascal Wehrlein – which gives us time to pick our 2018 driver line-up.

Head over to Crash’s Forum to state your case about whetherꦛ Kubica should get his dream F1 return or if another candidate des🅠erves a shot ahead of the Pole.

Crash will be running Forum debates every day during the winter in preparation for the 2018 season debating a range of topics and issues – 168澳洲5最新开奖结果:but you can submit your ownꦬ ideas here.