It wasn't over for Robert Kubica after his horrific incident, as he still had a championship to win with Ferrari.

As day turned to night, and back again, the 93rd edition of the 24 Hours of Le Mans delivered a gripping demonstration of human performance and mechanical prowess. The #83 AF Corse, Ferrari 499P delivered under pressure in this unforgiving contest to achieve victory – the Italian manufacturer’s third consecutive win at Circuit de la - Speedway Digest Staff - June 16,

FORMULA ONE cult hero Robert Kubica enjoyed a fairytale race win at the iconic Le Mans 24 Hours. The 40-year-old took the chequered flag driving the Ferrari number 83 AF Corse Ferrari 499P, also

James Calado of the #51 AF Corse Ferrari 499P led the FIA World Endurance Championship’s 24 Hours of Le Mans after 16 hours of racing. The #51 Ferrari led ahead of Phil Hanson’s #83 AF Corse Ferrari, followed by Will Stevens’ #12 JOTA Cadillac and the #6 Porsche Penske Laurens Vanthoor and the #50 Antonio Fuoco AF Corse Ferrari.

The Road to Le Mans Race 2 was marred by a violent outburst from one of the drivers, who leaped out of his car and attacked his rival on the first lap of the race after a collision

The golden hour at Circuit de la Sarthe witnessed a stunning performance from the gold Hertz Team JOTA Cadillacs, as British driver Alex Lynn stole the show in the #12 V-Series R, setting a blistering lap time of 03:23.