A case of what might have been. F1
Felipe Massa was ‘sure’ Robert Kubica would’ve replaced him at FerrariReturning to the Formula 1 grid for a single season with Williams in 2019, Felipe Massa was happy to see Robert Kubica back racing after his 2011 injury put an end to the Polish driver joining Ferrari.
That, however, would be his one and only race win with his career curtailed by a devastating rally crash in early 2011, one that left him with severe arm injuries. “But I’m really sorry for him, I was sure he would take my place at Ferrari because he has done an amazing job in his career. “But when his accident happened, I felt really sorry for him because it was unheard of. It was unbelievable to see what had happened to him, that he was alive at all.
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