ŻUŻEL/NEWS/OTHER: known locations for the final rounds of IMP

Organizers of the cycle for the title of Individual Polish Champion have presented the cities where the final stages of the competition will take place. Among them are two locations from the PGE Ekstraliga and one from the METALKAS 2. Ekstraliga. The location for the IMP Challenge is also known.

• The final rounds of IMP 2025 will take place in Toruń, Ostrów Wielkopolski, and Częstochowa.
• IMP Challenge will be held at the track in Piła.
• Maciej Janowski will defend the title.
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A completely new location has appeared on the competition calendar, and the other two are returning to the calendar after years of absence. Competitors will fight for the first points in this year’s cycle in Toruń (June 19). The Motoarena there will host the IMP final for the second time in its sixteen-year history. One of the most modern speedway venues in the world is an ideal place for such prestigious competitions.

Exactly a month later, the competition will move to Ostrów Wielkopolski. For the first time in history, the final of the Individual Polish Championships will take place at the Municipal Stadium, which was opened almost a hundred years ago. Speedway has rich traditions in this city, and the date of July 19 will be marked with golden letters in its history.

The crowning of this year’s Individual Polish Champion will take place in Częstochowa (August 15). The city under Jasna Góra will host the IMP final for the fourth time in history. Spectators watching the races on the local track always witness fierce competition from start to finish, making the Częstochowa venue an ideal place for conclusions in the battle for the title.

In this year’s Individual Polish Championships, we will see Maciej Janowski, Patryk Dudek, and Bartosz Zmarzlik – last year’s medalists who automatically gained entry to the upcoming cycle. Joining the lineup are Dominik Kubera, as a permanent participant of the FIM Speedway Grand Prix 2025, and Jakub Krawczyk, the current Youth Individual Polish Champion.

The remaining participants will be selected during the IMP Challenge, which will take place on May 10 in Piła. Additionally, the Main Commission of Speedway Sport will grant two so-called “permanent wild cards” that will complete the lineup for this year’s championships.

Source: press release