(22 July 2026) This event is exceptional in many ways. For the first time in more than two decades, Rally Poland, held as an asphalt round of the European Rally Championship, will take place in the Silesia region. Fifteen special stages covering a total distance of nearly 188 kilometers, spectacular city stages, and the return of the legendary Przegibek test promise one of the most exciting rally weekends of the season.
The 82nd Rally Poland will be even easier to follow thanks to Motowizja’s Open Window. Throughout July, the channel is available at no extra cost to all subscribers of CANAL+, Polsat Box, and Netia. It’s a perfect opportunity not only to watch one of Poland’s premier motorsport events live, but also to discover Motowizja’s full programming lineup – from the FIA World Rally Championship (WRC) and FIA European Rally Championship (ERC), to NASCAR, INDY NXT, and F1H2O, as well as daily automotive and lifestyle shows.
Motowizja will broadcast all FIA European Rally Championship special stages of 82nd Rally Poland live, providing fans with nearly 20 hours of coverage. The broadcast will be complemented by a special on-site Motowizja studio, featuring interviews with drivers and experts, in-depth analysis, and summaries of each stage.
The channel’s reporters will be present both on the special stages and in the service park, bringing to TV viewers exclusive reports and interviews directly from the heart of the rally.
Motowizja will also provide up-to-date coverage of the KIQ Polish Rally Championship, the Millers Oils Historic Polish Rally Championship, and the Southern Poland Rally Championship (run as Rally Silesia), giving viewers a comprehensive picture of the entire rally weekend.
Partners and sponspors of the 82nd Rally Poland
Main Partner – Silesian Voivodeship, Superauto.pl Silesian Stadium
Co-host of the event – Miasto Katowice
Strategic Partner – Metropolis GZM
Strategic Sponsor – ORLEN OIL
Partner of the event – Ministry of Sport and Tourism
Technical Partner– Diverse Extreme
82nd Rally Poland is co-financed by the state budget from the part administered by the Minister of Sport and Tourism.