Robert Kubica believes his second place in Japan was a greater achievement than his Canadian Grand Prix victory.
He believes BMW is now in much less competitive shape than it was in the first part of the season, making this podium even more satisfying than his maiden win.
"I think this is much better than the Canada win," said Kubica.
"The car is not the one from the beginning of the season, we didn't improve a lot in the last two or three months.
Entering the final three races of the 2008 F1 World Championship campaign with the Japanese GP at Fuji next weekend, BMW-Sauber star Robert Kubica knows he must claw back ground – or his title chances will be lost.
Robert Kubica is aware that the Fuji Speedway, home to the Japanese Grand Prix for the second consecutive year in 2008, will provide one of the sternest challenges of the campaign for Formula 1's 20 drivers – and also possibly his final opportunity to maintain his title... Read More
