Robert Kubica has decided to turn the page on his adventure with the Ferrari 499P n°83 of AF Corse, three years after his arrival in Hypercar.
Robert Kubica announced his departure from Ferrari and the AF Corse Hypercar program at the end of the 6 Hours of Monza. The Polish driver thus closes an important chapter of his career, marked by a historic victory at the 24 Hours of Le Mans 2025.
This decision ends a three-season collaboration with the Scuderia in the FIA WEC's premier category. Arrived in Hypercar with the ambition to prove his value beyond Formula 1, Kubica achieved his main objective by winning on the Circuit de la Sarthe. This victory at Le Mans will remain as the highlight of his time at Ferrari.
The context of this departure remains unclear. The performances of the Ferrari n°83 crew have not always met expectations this season, which could partly explain this split. Kubica did not detail his plans for the rest of his career, leaving suspense over his immediate future in the world of endurance racing.
This announcement comes during a period of movement at Ferrari in Hypercar. The Italian marque continues its LMH program with several crew changes planned for next season. Kubica leaves behind an impressive record: F1 champion in 2008 with BMW-Sauber, returned from a serious injury, then victorious at Le Mans with Ferrari. His career remains unique in the history of motorsport.
This decision ends a three-season collaboration with the Scuderia in the FIA WEC's premier category. Arrived in Hypercar with the ambition to prove his value beyond Formula 1, Kubica achieved his main objective by winning on the Circuit de la Sarthe. This victory at Le Mans will remain as the highlight of his time at Ferrari.
The context of this departure remains unclear. The performances of the Ferrari n°83 crew have not always met expectations this season, which could partly explain this split. Kubica did not detail his plans for the rest of his career, leaving suspense over his immediate future in the world of endurance racing.
This announcement comes during a period of movement at Ferrari in Hypercar. The Italian marque continues its LMH program with several crew changes planned for next season. Kubica leaves behind an impressive record: F1 champion in 2008 with BMW-Sauber, returned from a serious injury, then victorious at Le Mans with Ferrari. His career remains unique in the history of motorsport.
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Source: Ouest-France