The Pole will drive one of six M-Sport-built Fiestas in the Monte Carlo Rally, having previously flagged a possible return to circuit racing in 2016. Kubica has starred in the French Alps in the last two years, leading on his WRC debut in a Fiesta in 2014, and setting fastest times before crashing out 12 months later. "This would be the worst time to stop," he told Autosport last month. "The last five or six events I feel more like a rally driver, more mature. "Many of the things which were scaring me in the past are feeling more normal now because I went through them more than once, so you are more comfortable and able to drive better and quicker. "I feel more...
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