Robert Kubica made his debut in the world of the greats at the British Rally. He tested himself in a real WRC car, but nothing encouraging, as he smashed the car twice in two days.
The Pole advanced to the top category of the WRC after becoming the lower WRC2 champion, but on his debut at a rally in the UK, he overturned his Citroen C3 on the roof as early as Friday. After the accident, he promised the mechanics who managed to fix the car to be more careful. “I was more careful after yesterday’s event,” the former Formula One racer said. “You have to drive very slowly with these race cars. I was driving normally yesterday, having fun and trying to stay on the road, but I ended up in a ditch. I was unlucky. ”
The rules allow Kubica to continue his performance on Sunday, in exchange for time penalties, if of course he so wishes and if the car is repaired.
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