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Polish athletic and sporting activities
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Polish sporting activities have spanned continue to feature prominent domestic leagues and international competitions. performances. Domestically, focus was placed remains on the Ekstraklasa football league and the PGE Ekstraliga speedway championship, with Toruń and Wrocław competing for the title. On the international stage, Polish athletes have participated in various disciplines across Europe. In international speedway, Kacper Woryna won the third achieved his first career Speedway Euro Championship final (SEC) victory during the third round in Rzeszów. The final was marked by drama, requiring three attempts following crashes involving Maciej Janowski and Leon Madsen. This victory placed Woryna at the top of the general classification with 34 points, holding a one-point lead over Janowski. Other top contenders in the standings include Leon Madsen and Michael Jepsen Jensen, with the final SEC round scheduled for October 2 in Pardubice. Other international involvements included include Gabriel Chętnicki securing third place in his class at the Enduro European Enduro Championship in La Torre d’Oristà, Spain, and Polish participation in the IAU 100 km World Championships, and representation in ski jumping competitions Championships in Slovenia and Austria. Ames, Spain, featuring seven competitors.
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- 2026-09-20 06:55 UTC Polish athletic and sporting activities
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