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Cape Town - Robert Kubica has rubbished claims that he is driving "one-handed", saying that would be impossible to do.
The Polish driver was back behind the wheel of a Formula 1
car in Abu Dhabi this week, taking part in a two-day test with Williams.
The outing is believed to be the final test as Williams
evaluate both Kubica's speed and limitations before deciding on their 2018
drive line-up.
And although Kubica set the team's fastest time on
Wednesday, he has been dogged by speculation about his limitations given the
severe arm injury that he suffered in a rally crash in 2011.
The Pole, though, is adamant he is not racing one-handed.
"There is someone saying I'm driving one-handed. I'm
not driving one-handed," he said.
"I think it's impossible to drive a Formula 1 car with
one hand.
"But I have some limitations so in some way my body
used some compensations, which is not wrong.
"We are human beings and our brains are used to help
our bodies overcome disabilities. This is normal daily life.
"This is something I think I'm on top of."
