now we get 2nd place.. next is GP winner!!

I think Robert will definitely be out the next race, just imagine the concussion he have suffered in that crash.. i mean travelling at almost 80 miles an hour and doing a flip flop like that, even with further checks and a broken leg, he will at least be out for a race or two.

For now, just be glad that he is alright. Whether or not he will be back, lets give him enough rest for now.

Jun.10 (GMM) The latest news from Montreal is that Robert Kubica will leave a downtown hospital on Monday -- with no broken bones.

Contrary to earlier reports that said the 22-year-old Pole had broken a leg in his horror 280kph crash in the Canadian grand prix, BMW-Sauber team boss Mario Theissen confirmed that Kubica is actually fully intact. The worst injury is reported to be a sprained ankle.

He told Sport-Informations-Dienst that suspicions of a broken leg were not confirmed after thorough checks at the Sacre-Coeur hospital.

"I am really very relieved," Theissen said, although it must be a possibility that Kubica - who was knocked unconscious in the incident - will be replaced by either test driver Sebastian Vettel or Timo Glock for the upcoming US GP this weekend.

Ferrari's Felipe Massa said: "I am happy that he was not seriously injured -- it is almost a miracle."

Kubica to leave hospital
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That huge accident and just a sprained ankle?!
The F1 car is something to talk about here.

Kubica to leave hospital
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That huge accident and just a sprained ankle?!
The F1 car is something to talk about here.

Kubica to leave hospital
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That huge accident and just a sprained ankle?!
The F1 car is something to talk about here.

Jun.12 (GMM) Robert Kubica, wearing casual clothes are barely sporting even a limp, checked out of a Montreal hospital on Monday and vowed to be fit for Sunday's US grand prix at Indianapolis before driving away in a BMW road car.

A spokesman for his team said: "The doctors here have given him the all-clear to race."

The mandatory 'black box' aboard his destroyed single seater, however, showed a 28g impact at nearly 90 degrees, and Kubica's mild concussion means that Sebastian Vettel or Timo Glock could still be called up to take his place.

And "the peak value (of the impact) would be clearly higher than 28g, given the damage to the chassis", a BMW engineer added.

"In my day, if you had a crash like that, you would be dead, no doubt about it," Niki Lauda, who nearly died in a similar head-on crash back in 1976, said.

22-year-old Kubica must on Thursday complete a 25-minute examination by the FIA's doctors, where his reaction time, co-ordination and mental capacities will be compared with a 'control' test that all drivers undergo each season.

He said in a press huddle outside the Sacre-Coeur hospital: "I'm in quite good shape and I'm hoping (to be) going to Indianapolis if the doctors say it is ok.

"Mario Theissen and other team members came to visit me and also thanks to Jarno Trulli who came as well."

Poland's Kubica said he had not yet decided if he wanted to watch replays of the crash.

"I saw it when I was in the car," he said with a slight smile.