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Kubica signs new BMW deal for 2009
The British publication The Daily Telegraph is reporting that Robert Kubica has signed a one year extension with BMW Sauber for the 2009 season. This hasnt been confirmed yet but this leaves room for a potential jump to Ferrari for the 2010. There is unlikely to be confirmation of this for some time yet since Mario Theissen recently stated that they will be announcing their lineup between now and the end of the season.
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