Toyota GR Cup and GR Cup Digital Conclude 2026 Seasons in Poland
Toyota Gazoo Racing Polska has wrapped up its 2026 motorsport season, crowning champions across six track-day categories at Autodrom Słomczyn and concluding its dual-sim digital series at Poznań Game Arena.
Toyota Gazoo Racing Polska has brought its 2026 season to a close, featuring decisive battles in both real-world grassroots track days and competitive esports. Over 120 drivers participated across 20 qualification events in the fifth edition of the Toyota GR Cup, while more than 10,000 players contested the Toyota GR Cup Digital across virtual platforms.
The real-world Grand Finale took place on 25 October at Autodrom Słomczyn, concluding a revised campaign that allowed drivers to qualify through five partner series across seven Polish venues, including Tor Poznań and Silesia Ring. In Toyota GR Open Cup, Dawid Kozłowski captured the championship ahead of Szymon Bryk and Tomasz Sendrowski in an all-GR Yaris podium. Kamil Olszanecki narrowly clinched the Toyota GR Stock Cup crown, edging runner-up Adrian Puc by just 0.166 seconds, with Monika Kalarus taking third. Lech Kaczmarek won the inaugural Toyota GR Street Cup, where Jarosław Trybuchowicz secured third place over Maria Przybysz by a razor-thin margin of 0.002 seconds behind runner-up Sebastian Lewandowski.
In the vehicle-specific divisions, Damian Maciaszek claimed the Toyota GR Supra Cup title driving a GR Supra A90, followed by Jacek Buchowski and Jan Przyrowski. The Toyota Hachi-Roku Cup saw Piotr Maź take top honours in a GT86 over fellow GT86 competitor Łukasz Piątkowski and Szymon Horodeński in a GR86. Meanwhile, historic diversity led the Toyota Classic Cup podium, where Bartłomiej Chybicki drove a third-generation MR2 to the championship ahead of Radosław Kujawa in a Lexus IS F and Maciej Młotek in a first-generation Yaris.
The virtual side concluded on 24 October at Poznań Game Arena with its first-ever LAN finals across two titles. Patryk Bienias took the Forza Motorsport championship ahead of Adrian Chojowski and Krystian Guligowski. In Forza Horizon 6, Kacper Pieńkowski claimed the title, followed by Paweł Albanowski and Adam Ćmielewski. Both virtual champions took home Moza Racing R5 wheel bases alongside a share of vouchers valued at 15,000 PLN across the podium finishers.