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Finally, the BMW-Sauber F1 choose not to let kubica race at incoming US GP, well i think its fairly okay, despite kubica himself feel he is okey and ready to race! The incident we all see in canada last week which called as "horror" maybe the main reason for BMW Boss M. Thiessen to not to let kubica to race, maybe phisically kubica is okey – just minor injuries -, buat mentally he need to calm down and get some refreshing.

Let see how vettel do his first GP, i hope he will be good , and i know he is good!

Takuma Sato hailed Super Aguri's "awesome" weekend after the Japanese driver scored the team's best result so far in Canada.

Sato took full advantage of the chaotic race to emerge in the point-scoring positions, and then battled his way to sixth place, even overtaking McLaren's Fernando Alonso in the final stages of the race.

msportf1.com 

Kubica sustained just a sprained ankle.

Robert Kubica will be released from hospital on Monday morning, having sustained just a sprained ankle and a light concussion in his violent crash today

, his doctors confirmed.

The Polish driver crashed heavily on lap 27 of the Canadian Grand Prix, and was airlifted to the Sacre-Couer hospital in Montreal.

But despite widespread reports claiming that he has a broken leg, the hospital said Kubica has sustained minor injuries and confirmed he will be released after a precautionary overnight observation.

autosport.com

"It means driving with lower downforce for the first time this season," says Kubica. "Last year on the Friday I was quite good here. I am looking to repeat that performance and I think our car can perform very well here because of the downforce configuration."

Robert regards the "Circuit Gilles Villeneuve", on which the Canadian Grand Prix is held for the 29th time, as one of his favourite race tracks. "I like the track because it is a street circuit," Robert reveals. "It has very little grip to start with but that improves throughout the weekend."

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