how's kubica getting on?
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I saw a couple of photos of him a few weeks ago and good god his arm looks terrible, like he's been in a shark attack never mind a car crash, didn't look nice.
I really hope he does get well enough to come back to F1 but if the looks of his arm are anything to go by, I'm not so sure it will be any time soon.
I really hope he does get well enough to come back to F1 but if the looks of his arm are anything to go by, I'm not so sure it will be any time soon.
Here are the pics
http://www.formula1onlive.com/2011/06/latest-photo...
Hope he's back for next season, he seems like a good guy.
http://www.formula1onlive.com/2011/06/latest-photo...
Hope he's back for next season, he seems like a good guy.
Renquist said:
Here are the pics
http://www.formula1onlive.com/2011/06/latest-photo...
Hope he's back for next season, he seems like a good guy.
I don't know what's worst about that, his injuries, or his company car...http://www.formula1onlive.com/2011/06/latest-photo...
Hope he's back for next season, he seems like a good guy.
I wouldn't be surprised if he makes it back, arm injuries I know from personal experince look horrific, but don't always give the full picture of what's going on under the skin.
I was totally shocked how well the body can repair itself over time. I had almost zero feeling in my right hand 2 years ago, took perhaps 6 months for eveything to come back, my right arm was smashed to bits (although I didn't have a bit of armco stuck in it) took an age and 2 operations to fix but it's fine now, sort of, and I didn't have the level of support that Robert has.
To me his arm looks straight, the big scar is 'just' a wound from the injury as soon as the nerve damage is fixed, or repairs itself it'll be a case of physio and strength training.
I was totally shocked how well the body can repair itself over time. I had almost zero feeling in my right hand 2 years ago, took perhaps 6 months for eveything to come back, my right arm was smashed to bits (although I didn't have a bit of armco stuck in it) took an age and 2 operations to fix but it's fine now, sort of, and I didn't have the level of support that Robert has.
To me his arm looks straight, the big scar is 'just' a wound from the injury as soon as the nerve damage is fixed, or repairs itself it'll be a case of physio and strength training.
I'm sure that he will regain substantial use of his arm and hand, and am sure that he will be able to drive again, but seriously doubt that he will make a successful F1 come back. He only has to lose a couple of tenths of lap time to become uncompetitive at the top of F1, even a small amount of residual damage to his fine motor skills will be enough for him to lose his edge.
Gaz. said:
Is a steering wheel mandatory in F1? Could he use a DBW joystick for one hand and another joystick for gears/menu's and a foot clutch?
Alonso drove one handed for some of last season, as long as Kubica and manage the paddles I think he will be able to control the car well enough.Forums | General Motorsport | Top of Page | What's New | My Stuff







