In his second full season in the World Rally Car category, the former F1 star has crashed on five of the nine rallies he has started and pulled out of Rally Argentina after he lost confidence in the team running his carAt ADAC Rallye Deutschland earlier this month he received a five-minute penalty for an engine swap before the start, then retired on the second day after his Ford Fiesta RS swiped one of the rally's infamous concrete Hinkelsteins. But despite the setbacks, Kubica insists he is committed to the sport that has always been close to his heart. "When you do a sport you put in a lot of energy and passion and it becomes part of your life. And life is not always very easy on...
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