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KUBICA TO TAKE PART AT THE DAYTONA 24 HOURS

Kubica 24 hours Daytona – After F1, rally, DTM, Robert Kubica will be driving at Daytona in 2021.
Robert Kubica will make his debut at the Rolex 24 at Daytona later this month after signing a deal to compete for High Class Racing.
Kubica started 97 grands prix for BMW Sauber, Renault and Williams in a Formula 1 career that was interrupted for eight years due to a severe arm injury.
Kubica exited Williams after the 2019 season but remained connected to Formula 1 after joining Alfa Romeo as its reserve driver, with Polish company Orlen becoming the team’s title sponsor.
Orlen and Kubica, who participated in select FP1 sessions and test days in 2020, will stay on at Alfa Romeo this year.
Kubica competed full-time in DTM last season alongside his Formula 1 duties and he will now make debut in the Florida endurance classic aboard High Class Racing’s ORECA 07-Gibson LMP2 machine.
Also joining the team for its Daytona line-up will be fellow DTM refugee Ferdinand Habsburg, who competed at the event in 2018 for Jackie Chan DC Racing.
High Class Racing regulars Anders Fjordbach and Dennis Andersen complete the four-driver line-up for the event.
This year’s Rolex 24 at Daytona will take place across January 30/31.
What is the LMP2 class? These are prototype cars built exclusively for racing. They are made for private teams by a selected supplier. The cost of such a car can not exceed 483,000 zł. euro.
Robert Kubica will drive an Oreca 07which weighs 930 kg and has 603 hp. Energy is generated by the unit V8 Gibson GK-428 with a capacity of 4.2 liters. The engine spins up to 9,000. rpm This car is a proven design that has won in Silverstone and Spa-Francorchamps.
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