The Race of Robert Kubica's Life

Le Mans champion Robert Kubica has seen more triumph and tragedy than any other driver working today. His greatest victory is the one you would least expect.

From Road & Track

Jason Holley

The last lap at Le Mans 2025. Filthy, beaten cars roared down the Mulsanne straight one final time, the leading hypercars having traveled almost three-quarters as many miles in 24 hours as a Formula 1 car will race all season. At the wheel of the No. 83 AF Corse Ferrari 499P, Robert Kubica held a roughly 15-second lead over the No. 6 Porsche. All he had to do was finish the lap and collect the victory. An in-car camera captured the look in his eyes, through the open visor of his helmet. Even in that slim view, you could see laser focus.

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