Robert Kubica’s path to yesterday’s sensational Le Mans win aboard the #83 AF Corse Ferrari 499P began on gravel and tarmac, through the stone dust of rally stages where he honed his edge. He made a brief stop at Vittorio Caneva Rally School, sharpening car control under the guidance of masters like Luca Rossetti and Vittorio Caneva. That stint helped mold his precision and pace—skills we still teach today in our Advanced Rally Courses (article’s picture).
In a stunning comeback for endurance, Kubica and teammates Yifei Ye and Philipp Hanson powered Ferrari to a dramatic 1–2–3 podium. He took the checkered flag first, etching his name in history as the first Polish driver to win the 24 Hours of Le Mans overall.
From a career nearly ended by his rally crash in 2011—with serious injuries threatening his future—to podiums in WRC‑2 and a return to F1, Kubica’s story is resilience. After dominating LMP2 and winning the 2023 WEC title, he stepped up into hypercar racing and now holds Le Mans victory.
Our training programmes—like the Pro Rally Gravel and Stage Performance Courses—are built for competitors like him: drivers pushing limits with technical skill and fearless attitude.
Precision under pressure: true rally technique ensures unwavering consistency, even in fatigue.
Technical mastery: our 2WD & 4WD programs train the brain as much as the hands—steering inputs, throttle control, and rally-style weight transfer.
Tailored coaching: we foster versatile drivers ready for F1, rally, or endurance competition.
Kubica’s Le Mans success proves it: rally-bred skills translate to podium-winning performance at the highest level.
If you’re aiming for rally speed or an endurance career, our Pro Gravel Rally, Stage Rally, and Tarmac Performance Clinics are the breeding ground. Contact us at our bases in Italy and Spain to boost your technique, edge, and trophy count. Think like Kubica—drive like a champion.