Bieńkowski and Lisowski claim pole for Polish Endurance finale

Przemysław Bieńkowski and Mateusz Lisowski secured pole position for the season finale of the 2026 Polish Endurance Championship at Tor Poznań following a 30-minute qualifying session on Friday. The pair will start ahead of the field for Saturday's two-hour race, which carries the title of the Jan Leśniak Memorial.

Bieńkowski and Lisowski are on the verge of clinching their second consecutive championship title after scoring a podium finish in Slovakia the previous weekend, with only Filip Sterczewski remaining in mathematical contention. Their closest challengers on the grid will be Maciej Marcinkiewicz and Filip Sterczewski, whose Ligier LMP3 qualified just 0.430 seconds slower than pole position.

The second row will be occupied by the fastest 992 Cup entries: Filip Zagórski and Jan Antoszewski alongside Igor Klaja and Fabian Dybionka. Piotr Podoba and Maciej Bernacik follow in third, separated from the leading Porsche 911 runners by Łukasz Hołub and Jan Przyrowski in a Radical.

Pole positions across the remaining classes were claimed by: Artur Paziewski and Amuno Pelette (up to 3.5-litre), Zbigniew Koleżyński and Wojciech Kaczmarczyk in a Porsche Cayman (GT4), Przemysław Silski and Zbigniew Szwagierczak (up to 2-litre), Tomasz Urbański and Damian Lempart (BULL RUSH Super S Cup), Szymon Nowak and Michał Całek (325i Cup), Maksym and Michał Guranowski (R-Sport Cup), and Jan Kurowski and Tomasz Strozik (RN2).