Stadion Startu Gniezno

The stadium features a primary western grandstand with 719 covered seats, while earthen mounds with seating areas extend along three additional sides of the facility.

The stadium's initial construction commenced in 1929 with its first stand, followed by the addition of a speedway track during community development efforts in the 1950s.

The venue bears the name of Colonel Franciszek Hynek, a Polish aviation pioneer who received multiple national honors and set international balloon flight records.

The facility contains 10,000 spectator spaces, including 20 press seats, and maintains lighting systems that reach 1100 lux for evening events.

The speedway track measures 344.5 meters in length with granite-syenite surface material and varies between 10 meters width on straights and 15.5 meters on curves.

GPS coordinates: 52.52140,17.59810

Latest update: September 23, 2025 14:06