Another bad break for Kubica

Thursday 12 January 2012 01:00 GMT

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Robert Kubica has suffered a setback in his attempt to return to Formula One after breaking his right leg in an accident at his Italian home. It is the same leg he broke in a high-speed rally crash almost a year ago.

The Pole needs an operation to have a metal screw inserted above his ankle, then faces a month in plaster. He is said to have lost his footing in his garden in Pietrasanta.

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