Robert Kubica said the terrible accident he experienced has not made trauma to make it back to race at the track pole. Renault's optimistic can go back to his best.
Kubica did not take part in races this season, after an accident when rally round in Andorra in Italy. Injuries forced him to just be a spectator in F1 in 2011.
Despite never having terrible accident, but Kubica said it did not make it traumatic. "For me it was as if nothing had happened. Mentally, no problem. Physically I was still rather weak, but in general I am pretty good condition," said 26-year driver in F1's official website.
He is optimistic when asked if he could get back to his best and fought in the race for the title. "For the first question the answer is yes. As for the latter, we wait after the first test in 2012," he said.
Kubica itself indicates that it is unlikely he could comeback to the track this season. "The development of my condition goes according to expectations and I was lucky because there are no other complications that affect the recovery period."
"But now it is too early to get a clear picture for the time when I can get back to race. But the most important thing is that I am in no hurry for that," due diligence.
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