Robert Kubica, the former Formula 1 star, has announced his exit from AF Corse, Ferrari's satellite team, after three years of racing with them in the World Endurance Championship (WEC). The 41-year-old made this announcement following the Monza 6 Hours finale, where he and his teammates Phil Hanson and Yifei Ye secured a sixth-place finish in the #83 499P.

Kubica's decision marks a significant change in his racing career as he prepares for new opportunities in the 2027 season. His tenure at AF Corse has been notable, but he expressed a desire to explore different avenues moving forward. The announcement comes at a time when the team is reflecting on their performance throughout the season, which has seen ups and downs.S1S2

The Monza race, which concluded the current season, served as a fitting backdrop for Kubica's farewell to the team. He noted, "Final race done, end of season. Normally, I’m not used to summing it up like this," indicating a mix of emotions as he transitions away from AF Corse and looks toward the future.S2