Interview with Robert Kubica

Robert Kubica made it onto the top step of the podium at the Canadian Grand Prix in what was only his 29th race in Formula One. In taking the chequered flag in Montreal, the Pole also handed the BMW Sauber F1 Team its maiden victory. After seven of the season's 18 races, Kubica now leads the Drivers' World Championship with 42 points.

Polish driver Robert Kubica rues missed pole at Australian GP

Robert Kubica will start from the front row of the grid for the first time when the Australian Grand Prix gets underway Sunday, although the BMW Sauber driver thinks it could so easily have been pole position.

BMW Sauber F1 Team - German Grand Prix - Free Practice

Hockenheim (DE). In changing weather conditions BMW Sauber F1 Team drivers Robert Kubica and Nick Heidfeld finished the second practice session of the German Grand Prix at Hockenheimring on positions 8 and 9. Heidfeld, as usual driving with a special helmet design at the German Grand Prix, also finished the first practice session in the morning without any problems (position 8). Kubica lost control of his car on the partly wet track in lap 8 and hit the barrier. However, the team was able to rebuild the left side of his BMW Sauber F1.08 before the start of the second session.

BMW Sauber F1 Team - Hungarian Grand Prix - Qualifying

Budapest (HU). BMW Sauber F1 Team driver Robert Kubica qualified fourth in the heat at the Hungaroring in Budapest. Meanwhile for Nick Heidfeld qualifying was a total disappointment. After a promising free practice session in the morning he found several cars in his way when he was on his second fast lap in Q1. He lost so much time behind other cars that he did not even make it into Q2.

25,000 Poles at Hungarian GP to back Kubica

Hungary and Poland claim to have a special relationship and Robert Kubica's Formula One career is providing the two nations with another chance to cultivate their friendship.

Gap to top teams too big for title - Kubica

Jun.26 (GMM) The gap between BMW-Sauber and F1's two leading teams is big and wider than at the start of the 2008 season, according to former championship leader Robert Kubica.