Polish National Speedway Team to Compete at PGE Narodowy
The Polish National Speedway Team will come to Warsaw in 2026!
The Polish National Speedway Team will visit Warsaw in 2026. The last and only time they competed at PGE Narodowy was in 2016, in a friendly two-leg match against the Rest of the World team, which Poland lost 44:46.
Michał Sikora, President of PZM:
“We have long wanted to bring this great event to PGE Narodowy,” says Michał Sikora, President of the Polish Automobile and Motorcycle Federation.
“Now we’ve made it happen, and in 2026 we will host the Speedway World Cup at PGE Narodowy. Polish fans love this competition,” he adds.
The Most Important Team Speedway Event
The Speedway World Cup was held annually between 2001 and 2017. It was later replaced by the Speedway of Nations format (2018–2022). The cycle returned in 2023 and is now held every three years.
- The first national team to win the SWC was Australia (2001). In the most recent edition (Wrocław, 2023), Poland came out on top, ahead of Great Britain and Denmark.
- Poland holds the record for the most SWC victories – 9 titles.
- The three national teams with the most total medals are Poland, Denmark, and Sweden (13 each).
- Individually, Jarosław Hampel holds the record for the most gold medals – 6.
Officially at PGE Narodowy for the Second Time
The Polish Automobile and Motorcycle Federation (PZM) has officially confirmed that on August 29, 2026, the Speedway World Cup Final will be held for the first time in history at PGE Narodowy. Fans in Warsaw will get to see the Polish National Speedway Team compete.
The Home of the Polish National Speedway Team
In 2016, a match between Poland and the Rest of the World took place at PGE Narodowy, where the Polish team lost 44:46.
- The best riders in that event were Maciej Janowsk
