Kubica makes bizarre X-RATED Formula E comparison
Kubica makes bizarre X-RATED Formula E comparison
Former Formula 1 race winner Robert Kubica has revealed that he has turned down multiple offers to race in Formula E as he believes it to be 'a bit like having sex with an inflated doll'.
The 38-year-old, who has recently won the World Endurance Championship in the LMP2 class, made the unusual claim in an interview with the Gurulandia podcast, after being asked about what's next in his career.
Formula E is a racing series that uses fully-electric cars, and has played a big part in developing the careers of drivers since its inception in 2014. The current world champion is Jake Dennis, who recently made his debut in F1 with the Red Bull team.
Formula E sex doll claim
Now, Kubica has revealed how he doesn't like the fact that the cars are virtually silent, despite the fact the sport is much better for the environment than other series, including F1.
“I’m not against electric track cars, no, in fact I’ve had some various offers and I’ve refused a lot of money," he said.
“No, no, for me, a track vehicle or a competitive vehicle, it must make noise.
“I have a saying but it’s bad to say it out loud…It’s a bit like having sex with an inflated doll.
“I remember the smell of petrol. In 2006 in the pit lane, when Alonso’s Renault passed, there was that scent that reminded me of go karts.”
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