On December 4, the world’s best riders will face off at the FIM SuperEnduro World Championship in Łódź! Preparations at Atlas Arena are in full swing, and after a long hiatus, the world’s best riders are eagerly awaiting their first indoor race in nearly two years.
The round in Łódź will mark the start of the battle for the 2022 SuperEnduro World Championship title. It’s no surprise that, after such a long hiatus and with the championship title once again on the line, the world’s top riders can’t wait to get the competition underway.
At Atlas Arena, we will of course see Tadeusz Blazusiak at the starting line, who remains the most decorated rider to date, with six World Championship gold medals to his name. Joining Taddy at the starting gate will be, among others: the reigning SuperEnduro World Champion and 2021 Hard Enduro World Champion – Billy Bolt; three-time SuperEnduro World Champion and the rider who this season tied Taddy’s record for the number of championship titles (5) in AMA EnduroCross (American SuperEnduro Championship)— Colton Haaker, and the 2021 AMA Extreme Enduro runner-up and 2018 SuperEnduro World Champion Cody Webb. They will be joined by: 2019 WESS champion Manuel Lettenbichler, multiple winner of the world’s toughest races Jonny Walker, and the talented Spaniard Pol Tarres.
Of course, the starting list will feature a strong Polish contingent. In the Junior class, Dominik Olszowy will be competing for the top spots, while Oskar Kaczmarczyk will be competing in the European Cup. Also lining up at the starting gates atAtlas Arena will be, among others: Kacper Baklarz, Kacper Dudzic, Grzegorz Kargul, Hubert Hyla, and Szymon Kus.
The gates of Atlas Arena open on Saturday at 4:00 p.m. Starting at that time, you’ll be able to explore the wide range of exhibitors, including Diverse and the Diverse Extreme Team, Nissan Auto-Łódź, and Leatt Protective, as well as check out the latest collection of 111 motorcycle apparel, designed by Tadek Blazusiak. The event will kick off with a thrilling show featuring fire and special effects, which will really heat up the atmosphere before the big race.
A decade after the first Polish round of the SuperEnduro World Championship in 2011, history comes full circle and the series returns to Łódź. Atlas Arena will once again be transformed into an extreme track that will put riders and their machines to the test. Huge boulders, tires, logs, and thousands of tons of dirt will make the competition incredibly fierce and spectacular.
The last remaining spots from the limited pool of tickets for the paddock and practice sessions are still available. For the biggest SuperEnduro fans, this is a unique opportunity to spend a day filled with championship-level excitement, consisting of: a morning practice session, an afternoon visit to the riders’ paddock, and the main evening event.
Schedule of the event
11:00 AM – 3:00 PM – practice sessions
4:00 PM – gates open
5:30 PM – first European Cup race
6:00 PM – opening ceremony, rider presentation
6:20 PM – Prestige class Super Pole race
6:35 PM – Start of Junior and Prestige class races
7:00 PM – KIDS RAC race
7:15 PM – Second European Cup race
7:27 PM – Break
7:42 PM – Fire & Dance show
7:45 PM – Second Junior class race (reversed order)
8:01 PM – second Prestige class race (reversed order)
8:20 PM – third Junior class race
8:32 PM – Junior class podium
8:40 PM – third Prestige class race
8:53 PM – Prestige class, European Cup, and KIDS RACE podium
If you haven’t bought your tickets yet, hurry up so you don’t miss the biggest event in extreme enduro and cheer on the Polish riders as they battle for the top spots in the first round of the World Championship!
Last tickets available at:
Eventim.pl: http://bit.ly/bilety_SuperEnduro_eventim
E-bilet.pl: http://bit.ly/bilety_SuperEnduro_ebilet
For more information: https://www.super-enduro.com.pl/
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/superenduro.poland
Event: https://www.facebook.com/events/694735171230654/
Organizer: Agencja Sport UP
https://www.facebook.com/sportupagencja
directions
You will arrive in many ways. You can comfortably get there by public transport, train or car. For our guests we have prepared comfortable parking lots and bicycle racks.
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