Wójcik Racing Team had double reason for satisfaction at the finish of the 8 Hours of Spa Motos, Belgium’s round of the FIM Endurance World Championship, last weekend.
Running its Superstock team alongside its existing Formula EWC squad for the first time in 2025 having not done so during April’s 24 Heures Motos, Wójcik Racing Team finished fifth in the Dunlop-equipped FIM Endurance World Cup and 12th in the Formula EWC division.
Making his EWC debut, 18-year-old Milan Pawelec was Wójcik Racing Team’s star performer during the opening hour when he charged from 13th to seventh to lead the Superstock victory chase. Team-mates Mateusz Molik, from Poland, and Spaniard Jordi Torres, another EWC newcomer, ensured a fifth-place finish in class in 14th overall aboard the #777 Honda CBR1000RR-R Fireblade SP.
Starting 25th on the grid, Wójcik Racing Team’s all-Polish Formula EWC line-up of Kamil Krzemień, Jurand Kuśmierczyk and Artur Wielebski combined to finish 17th overall and 12th in their category following a solid performance.
Team Principal Grzegorz Wójcik said: “It was an extremely demanding race marked by tough and unpredictable weather conditions. All six of our riders rose to the occasion, especially considering that it was the first time on this track for the #777 crew, and Spa is one of the most difficult circuits in the world.
“Milan, Mateusz, and Jordi showed excellent pace and rode flawlessly, battling for the win and a podium finish for much of the race and ultimately securing an impressive fifth place in Superstock. That’s a great result and a strong statement heading into the second half of the season.
Original Source [ FIM EWC ]
