Robert Kubica has revealed that the support received from supporters across the world has been overwhelming following his rally accident, with the Polish driver currently recovering in hospital from substantial injuries. Added to the message of gratitude to his fans, the 26-year-old has made it clear that he is planning to leave hospital 'within ten days' and move ahead with his recovery plans.
"I must admit that it’s been overwhelming and, yes, it’s helped me a lot," Kubica began. "I really didn’t realise that quite this many fans were supporting me. I’m very flattered and I promise them that, when I’m back, I’ll give them my absolute best.
"I’ve been liaising with my engineers on what’s been going on over race weekends. They are sending me the race reports so I can remain up to date and fully informed, as if I were there at the tracks. Eric Boullier is also in constant contact, keeping up to date with my general condition."
In relation to his current condition, Kubica added: "I am starting to feel a lot better now. My recovery is moving in the right direction: my strength and weight are increasing day on day and as a result I will leave the Santa Corona hospital very soon.
"I don’t have a precise date as yet but I hope to be able to leave within the next ten days."
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