Championship organisers and the International Automobile Federation (fia) said that KimiRaikkonen's positive test ’will not have a wider impact on the DutchGP’. - IOLsport
Championship organisers and the International Automobile Federation said that Raikkonen's positive test"will not have a wider impact on the Dutch GP".
Polish driver Kubica, 36, won the Canadian Grand Prix in 2008 but his career was severely hampered following a crash during the Andorra Rally in 2011 in which his right forearm was partially severed. "Robert has been reserve driver... since the start of the 2020 season and has driven the team’s C41 in three practice sessions this year," Alfa Romeo said.
"With 97 Formula One starts to his name and experience with 2021 Formula One machinery, he will be ready for action and to give his best for the team." ICYMI: Robert Kubica is standing in for Kimi Raikkonen, who tested positive for Covid-19 and will therefore miss the rest of the weekend
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