Kubica breaks his leg during fall

[Dare]

More bad news for Robert.A return seems unlikely


Robert Kubica's return to full fitness suffered a major setback on Wednesday after he broke his leg during a fall.

Italian news agency ANSA says the Pole, who is still recovering following his horrific crash during the Rally of Andora in February 2011, slipped on an icy road close to his home in Pietrasanta, Italy, and hurt his right leg.

It was not clear how serious the injury was, but some reports suggest he reopened the fracture that he sustained in the rally accident last year.

He underwent X-rays on his leg at the Versillia hospital in Viareggio but then left, saying he wanted to go to the clinic in Pietra Ligure, southwest of Genoa, where he had been treated after his crash.

The 27-year-old was forced to sit out the entire 2011 campaign following the crash before pre-season.

His Formula One future was in doubt before Wednesday's accident after Lotus confirmed he would miss the start of this season and named Kimi Raikkonen and Romain Grosjean as their drivers.

[John S]

Dare there's another thread on this story already running from yesterday, have you been at the moonshine again old buddy. 

http://www.gpwizard.co.uk/forum/index.php?topic=14671.msg82330#new

[Dare]

The headline Oh No threw me off John,I thought it was about Ian
running out of his refreshments

[Ian]

Ha bloody ha Dare, you wait until I win the lottery and nip over to Ky. 

[Dare]

I'm easy to find Ian.Fly across the Atlantic to New York
and take a left,if you run into the Mexico you've went too far

[lkjohnson1950]

And don't stray too far off the main roads. The Moonshiners and Pot farmers don't take kindly to strangers. 

[John S]

And don't stray too far off the main roads. The Moonshiners and Pot farmers don't take kindly to strangers. 

Just like the marshes of Kent then, Ian should feel right at home.

[Dare]

One sip of Ky moonshine Ian and you'll be hooked

[Alianora La Canta]

I'm easy to find Ian.Fly across the Atlantic to New York
and take a left,if you run into the Mexico you've went too far

This reminds me of a quiz I was watching a couple of weeks ago. When asked to name the most obscure mountain out of a list of seven options (one of which was not a mountain), someone said "Mount Rushmore. I think it's near Greece - maybe on one of those islands?".

After confirming that Mount Rushmore is indeed a mountain, the presented said, "Yes. It is near Greece. Go to Athens, take a plane..."

He might have given more detailed instructions had the entire room not burst into laughter.

[cosworth151]

Once you get used to the Kentucky shine, we'll get you some real moon from West Virginia.