After the start, the best one was Martin Vaculik, who was tried to be chased by Mikkel Michelsen. However, the Dane definitely lacked speed. The race ended with an equal division of points.

Again, the first field turned out to be the most advantageous. Szymon Ludwiczak took the lead and did not relinquish it until the finish line. However, Stojanowski and Halkiewicz fought hard for one point. The Częstochowa native lost third place on the last turn due to Jakub Stojanowski's attack on the outside.

Anders Thomsen quickly took the lead. Leon Madsen immediately joined the fight, building speed on each lap, looking for opportunities to attack both at the curb and wider. The competitor from Gorzów, make no mistake, won the race.

The visiting pair took a double lead after the first turn. Maksym Drabik tried to attack Oskar Paluch, but the young rider from Gorzów avoided mistakes.

Woźniak founded Woryne immediately after the start. A lap later, Oskar Fajfer also overcame Woryna and Gorzów won the next race twice.

Oskar Fajfer received a warning for his movement at the start.

Already on the first lap, Madsen had to watch out for the very fast Vaculik, who was just waiting for his rival's mistake. But then the Dane built an advantage. Ludwiczak tried his hand at the last turn by attacking Miśkowiak, but without success.

Warning for Jakub Stojanowski.

The players from Częstochowa were excluded for exceeding the time limit.

The Gorzów team completed four laps and completed the formalities by winning the race.

Photo: Patryk Kowalski

The Gorzów team is once again in the lead. On the second lap, however, Leon Madsen took advantage of the passive driving of the two guests, saving the race draw.

Martin Vaculik lost the lead to Maksym Drabik at the exit of the second corner of the first lap. Mikkelsen took the point over Miśkowiak.

Photo: Patryk Kowalski

The Częstochowa team quickly moved into the first two positions, creating a pair that could not be overtaken. Anders Thomsen did not take any fight.

We receive information that today there are approximately 7,000 fans in the stands in Częstochowa.

Vaculik set up his rivals at the start and took the lead. Drabik did not find the speed on the route that would allow him to attack effectively. However, Michelsen and Woźniak fought a fierce battle for one point. The race ended in a draw. Szymon had to acknowledge the superiority of the Dane.

Second warning for Jakub Stojanowski for moving at the start and excluding the visiting player.

Miśkowiak had the best start in the repeated race. Woryna tried to overtake the former representative of the hosts, but he made no mistake and defended the draw in the heat.

Even fight between Fajfer and Madsen in the first part of the race. However, the Dane escaped from Fajfer and quickly started chasing his compatriot. In the last corner he tried to go wider and go closer to the center of the track, but Thomsen did not give up the position.

Nominated races will also be run according to the first starting set.

Maksym Drabik with obvious problems at the start. The situation was quickly saved by Mads Hansen, who dealt with the two guests at a distance. Drabik redeemed himself on the fourth lap and overtook Fajfer.

Even though Thomsen started Madsen at the start, which allowed the guests to take a double lead, Madsen overtook the two Gorzów team on the second turn and did not relinquish the lead until the finish line. The defect was noted by Mikkel Michelsen.

Today, the Gorzów team was led to victory by Martin Vaculik, scoring 12 points, and Anders Thomsen, scoring 11 points. The result from Częstochowa was fiercely defended by team captain Leon Madsen, collecting 15 points and a bonus in six starts.

Oskar Paluch became the junior of today's match thanks to your votes.

Thanking you for your presence at this time, I would like to invite you, on behalf of myself and the entire editorial team, to the match that will start today at 8:30 p.m. in Grudziądz. Of course, you can follow the course of the event on the PGE Ekstraliga application.

Michał Wieczorek reported from Częstochowa.