Speedway motorcycles used at this venue reach speeds of up to 110 km/h despite having no brakes.
The stadium is colloquially known among fans as 'The Temple of Speedway' due to the team's immense local support.
Lublin's speedway track length adheres to standard FIM regulations for professional competition.
The club, Motor Lublin, has been a dominant force in the Polish Ekstraliga, often selling out the stadium's capacity during championship runs.
Stadion Żużlowy Motor Lublin, located at Aleje Zygmuntowskie 5, serves as the home ground for the Speedway Ekstraliga club Motor Lublin. The venue is purpose-built for motorcycle speedway, a sport where riders race counter-clockwise on an oval dirt track without brakes. It is consistently ranked as one of the most attended speedway stadiums in Poland, reflecting the sport's deep local popularity. The facility is part of the broader Stadion Miejski complex near the Bystrzyca River. The track surface consists of loose granite and clay, which is groomed before and during match intervals. Spectators are positioned in close proximity to the track, providing high visibility of the start line and curves. The stadium undergoes periodic safety upgrades to comply with league regulations for high-speed motor racing.
The top rows of the main grandstand overlooking the first turn provide the best angle for capturing the riders' broadside slides.
Bring ear protection, as the unmuffled high-revving engines of speedway bikes are exceptionally loud.
Select seats in the higher rows of the main grandstand for a better panoramic view of the entire track surface.
Arrive early to observe the pre-race 'track walk' and tire preparation by the pit crews.
Do not attempt to access the track or the pit area without official accreditation, as safety protocols are extremely strict.
Operating season runs from spring through early autumn; no events held during winter months.
Avoid throwing objects onto the track; follow staff instructions during the bike 'heat' intervals.
