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
Consistent gains – LOTOS Rally Team crew made up another five positions during second loop of Saturday’s leg in Polish WRC counter; Kajetanowicz and Baran back among the frontrunners in WRC-2 – the Poles hold 6th place in their class after 17 special stages of 73rd Rally Poland; Progress also in classification of the day
Battle until the end: LOTOS Rally Team crew persistently fight to gain further positions in WRC-2 standings; Kajetanowicz and Baran set the fastest stage times among Polish crews on Saturday’s stages of Rally Poland; Determination and good pace bring results: Kajto and Jarek made up four positions over the course of three opening stages today;
Fierce battle in every category – 73rd Rally Poland heats the atmosphere among thousands of enthusiastic fans; Great streak of Kajetanowicz and Baran comes to an end: damaged wheel rim hampers their chances in the fight for top positions in WRC-2; Faster than experienced veterans – LOTOS Rally Team crew with better stage times than
9 positions gained – efficient performance of Kajetanowicz and Baran on new stages enable them to make up ground in WRC-2 standings; LOTOS Rally Team crew among WRC-2 frontrunners, although distant starting position hampers their progress; European Rally Champions are the fastest Polish crew of 73rd Rally Poland after five special stages; Difficult WRC debut
Rally Poland (30th June-3rd July) marks the first appearance of reigning European Rally Champion in World Rally Championship event; Challenge full of novelties: no less than 91% of the stages have been changed since the previous outing of Kajetanowicz and Baran in Rally Poland (2013); LOTOS Rally Team crew compete in a Ford Fiesta R5,
