Reigning European Rally Champion Kajetan Kajetanowicz completed the opening loop of Rally Italia Sardegna and headed to the service park in Alghero. However, the Polish driver did not avoid problems which resulted in time loss to the WRC-2 leaders. Co-driven by Maciej Szczepaniak, Kajetanowicz finished two stages with punctured tyres, which in turn damaged the
Rally Italia Sardegna – first World Rally Championship outing this season for Kajetan Kajetanowicz and Maciej Szczepaniak – got underway. To begin with, the crews contested the opening stage Ittiri Arena Show, with two cars fighting head-to-head at the same time. This spectacular test attracted huge crowd, including many supporters from Poland. Triple European Rally
Rally Italia Sardegna, next round of the World Rally Championship, gets underway this Thursday, 7th of June. All international WRC frontrunners have entered the competition, including Polish LOTOS Rally Team crew: Kajetan Kajetanowicz and Maciej Szczepaniak. The Poles compete in WRC-2 class for R5 cars. The fifteenth running of Rally Italia Sardegna consists of almost
Kajetan Kajetanowicz and Maciej Szczepaniak team up to form a crew in the World Rally Championship. This duo will represent LOTOS Rally Team and, in line with previous announcement, they will contest at least four rounds of WRC-2 championship. The Polish crew begins their programme with Rally Italia Sardegna (7-10 June 2018). It is the
Long-awaited dreams of Polish rally fans are coming true. Kajetan Kajetanowicz, supported by his longtime partners, begins his World Rally Championship (WRC) campaign with forthcoming Rally Italia Sardegna (7-10 June 2018). Triple and reigning European Rally Champion continues his cooperation with LOTOS Rally Team and will drive his reliable Ford Fiesta R5 run by M-Sport
Kajetan Kajetanowicz has prepared a great surprise for the fans: he gets behind the steering wheel of a WRC car in the 2017 Rally Barbórka! Triple European Rally Champion will drive a Ford Fiesta WRC in this year’s technical specification as the first Polish competitor. The car will also appear for the first time in
Due to the situation regarding my close friends we have retired from the rally. My dearest, I’d like to ask you to respect my personal decision which is difficult for me as a sportsman. Thank you once again for being with us during all rounds of this year’s Championship. For your presence, support, kind word,
The Polish duo of Kajetan Kajetanowicz and Jarosław Baran clinched their third consecutive European Championship title, as the first competitors in 64-years history of the European Rally Championship. Over the course of eight championship rounds and almost 1700 kilometres of European stages the LOTOS Rally Team crew have again proved their supremacy! Exactly 384 days
The crews battling in the final round of the 2017 FIA European Rally Championship have completed three special stages, which formed Saturday’s opening loop. Kajetan Kajetanowicz and Jarek Baran, in line with their strategy, drove at safe and efficient pace and this approach brought them fourth position in overall standings. More important, their main competitors
The European Rally Championship gets underway again, this time in Latvia. The Qualifying Stage for Rally Liepāja, the final round of the 2017 FIA ERC, was just over three kilometres long. Kajetan Kajetanowicz and Jarek Baran completed it with consistent and efficient pace, setting fourth fastest time and trailing the stage winners by less than
The final round of the 2017 FIA European Rally Championship takes place this weekend. Kajetan Kajetanowicz and Jarek Baran are on the way to their third consecutive championship title, with 24-points advantage over Portuguese duo of Bruno and Hugo Magalhães. The LOTOS Rally Team duo will compete against their opponents on very fast gravel special
Kajetan Kajetanowicz and Jarek Baran finished round seven of the 2017 FIA European Championship in second position, defeating their main title rivals and straightening the lead in overall season standings! Rally di Roma Capitale concluded with an extremely closely fought battle for victory – after ferocious duel the Polish crew lost out to French duo
