Kubica's wrecked rally car is seen after his crash in 2011. - Gianni Chiaramonti/AP On social media, some fans have likened Kubica’s ascent back to the top of racing to a Hollywood movie.

Kubica's wrecked rally car is seen after his crash in 2011. - Gianni Chiaramonti/AP On social media, some fans have likened Kubica’s ascent back to the top of racing to a Hollywood movie.

Robert Kubica said his triumph at the 24 Hours of Le Mans on Sunday, 14 years after a near-fatal rally crash that partially severed his right forearm, should erase any doubts about his capacity to ...

Kubica’s new story is inspired by a true crime investigation in the 1980’s known as the Keddie Cabin murders, in which three people of the Sharp family were found dead in a cabin in northern ...

On Thursday, Kubica returned to Poland to a hero’s welcome. Already a national favourite for his exploits in F1, he cemented his legacy as one of the nation’s sporting greats by becoming its ...

When Fernando Alonso calls a driver he has raced wheel-to-wheel with a “legend of the sport”, you know you’re dealing with a formidable competitor. But just how good was Robert Kubica really?

Kubica, remember, suffered career-halting injuries in a crash during the Ronde di Andora rally in early 2011 and hasn’t been back in an F1 cockpit since.

Kubica hasn't been up to returning to grand prix racing, but undeterred by his terrifying crash, he's been having a go in professional rallying since last season. Now competing for Citroën in the ...

Kubica's Formula One future is in doubt, as well. The 26-year-old had bolts placed in his arm after an accident in 2003, and another serious injury could imperil his career.

LE MANS, France — Robert Kubica's long road back from a crash which nearly ended his career culminated in victory at the 24 Hours of Le Mans on Sunday as Ferrari won for the third year running.