Grand Prix Sopot

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Grand Prix Sopot – List of Winners

Date	Winner		Car	Time	Final
05-06/07/2003	Pawel Dytko		Mitsubishi Lancer EVO VII	3:07,407	Results
10-11/07/2004	Mariusz Stec		Mitsubishi Lancer EVO VI	2:52,632	Results
23-24/07/2005	Mariusz Stec		Mitsubishi Lancer EVO VI	2:49,608	Results
08-09/07/2006	Mariusz Stec		Mitsubishi Lancer EVO VI	1:24,562	Results
07-08/07/2007	Mariusz Stec		Mitsubishi Lancer EVO VI	2:54,761	Results
12-13/07/2008	Robert Kus		Mitsubishi Lancer EVO VI	2:51,773	Results
04-05/07/2009	Mariusz Stec		Mitsubishi Lancer EVO IX	2:59,105	Results
03-04/07/2010	Mariusz Stec		Mitsubishi Lancer EVO IX	3:02,878	Results
09-10/07/2011	Mariusz Stec		Mitsubishi Lancer EVO IX	2:58,357	Results
07-08/07/2012	Tomasz Nagorski		Subaru Impreza WRX	2:53,398	Results
13-14/07/2013	Rafal Grzesinski		Mitsubishi Lancer EVO IX	2:54,903	Results
12-13/07/2014	Rafal Grzesinski		Mitsubishi Lancer	2:58,811	Results
22-23/08/2015	Rafal Grzesinski		Mitsubishi Lancer	2:55,139	Results
20-21/08/2016	Igor Drotar		Skoda Fabia	2:58,608	Results
19-20/08/2017	Waldemar Kluza		Skoda Fabia	2:49,512	Results
18-19/08/2018	Michal Ratajczyk		Mitsubishi Lancer	2:44,397	Results
17-18/08/2019	Szymon Lukaszczyk		Mitsubishi Lancer	2:46,392	Results

The coastal town of Sopot in Poland is not the first place you would expect a hillclimb. Located between Gdansk and Gdynia it is actually very different from those cities. While its two neighbours are harbours and developed their industry, Sopot became a spa and developed large resorts. The largest wooden pier in Europe lies on the bay in front of the city.
From 1920 until 1939 Sopot was part of the Danzig Free State. It was here that the Invasion of Poland began and therefore the start of the Second World War.
Sopot lies in the Gdansk Bay. From the north it is almost sheltered from the Baltic Sea by a long and narrow strip of sand called the Hel Peninsula. The peninsula is 100m at its smallest and 3000m at its widest. The shallow water (2m-6m deep) inside its embrace makes it the perfect spot for a seaside holiday.