What happens when a Formula 1 legend like Robert Kubica steps into a BMW M4 on the world’s most dangerous track? Spoiler: It’s fast, fun, and totally insane. Forget traction control. Forget fear. This lap was all about raw skill and full trust in the car.

But on his fifth trip to Le Mans, Kubica took overall victory during the same weekend when F1 hosted its Canadian race – the site of the Pole’s sole grand prix win, which came in 2008 and briefly took him to the top of the drivers’ standings.

Fernando Alonso has paid tribute to Robert Kubica following the former Formula 1 star’s landmark victory in the 24 Hours of Le Mans.