Poznan III 2026

Sadly, this was already our final visit to Poznan for the 2026 season, and Poland showed itself at its very best once again. Three days of glorious weather, with temperatures above 25°C, sunshine and blue skies throughout. The atmosphere in the paddock was fantastic, and with barely any incidents on track, things couldn’t have gone much better. Although it looked as though we were in for three leisurely days, day two brought the Time Attack: three sessions to set the fastest possible lap, with results counted in the SBK, SSP and Ladies classes. In Superbikes, Jan Schwede showed everyone how it was done. He had already clocked a 1:38.2 on the first day, but just as he hit the 1:37s, he put the Aprilia on its side – thankfully, gently. Even so, he still fired in a 1:39.0 in the Time Attack on day two to take victory ahead of Tobias Tess, who secured second with a strong 1:40.6. Oli Schöne claimed third on his BMW with a 1:42.0.

The SSP class had an even bigger field than Superbikes, and Kevin Dieker showed what a “little” bike could do at Poznan. His 1:42.6 earned him a narrow victory over Paul Weigand, whose 1:42.7 left him just a tenth of a second shy of the win. Roland Kraus took home the trophy for third.

A fierce battle for the podium places was brewing in the Ladies class. Caro had the edge from the outset, but Deike Schwede and Anika Bödecker got faster with every session. In the end, though, the clock doesn’t lie. Even if the Ladies didn’t quite match their personal bests during the Time Attack, Caro took the win with a 1:50.7 ahead of Deike’s 1:52.0, while Anika’s 1:55.6 showed she’ll be one to watch.

Our instructors were hard at work on the final day too, and this time even the bosses donned their instructor bibs.

We had a brilliant time in Poznan once again and would like to thank every rider, helper and supporter for three fantastic days.
Unfortunately, we didn’t have a photography service on site this time, so a big thank you to Roman Chodorowski for supplying the photos.
As always, you can find your lap times in your MotoMonster booking account or in our Pitboard app.