It’s time for presenting the best woman in the history of the Wawel Cup! The record of five victories in the W21E category belongs to Anna Górnicka-Antonowicz and Barbara Bączek-Motała. Interestingly, Anna Górnicka won the Wawel Cup over 4 different decades (from 1987 to 2013), and Barbara Bączek’s victories were in the years 1995-2016. Alicja Hornik (née Walenciak) won the Wawel Cup four times. True Legends! 2022 – ??? 2021 – Anna Reinhardt 2020 – Ewa Gwóźdź 2019 – Julia Goldmann 2018 – Paulina Cygler 2017 – Maja Morawska 2016 – Barbara Bączek-Motała 2015 – Barbara Bączek-Motała 2014 – Aleksandra Hornik 2013 – Anna Górnicka-Antonowicz 2012 – Anna Morawska 2011 – Maria Pabich 2010 – Olga Sluta 2009 – Anna Górnicka-Antonowicz 2008 – Maria Pabich 2007 – Monika Depta 2006 – Barbara Bączek-Motała 2005 – Dorota Kosińska 2004 – Veronika Behounova 2003 – Monika Depta 2002 – Barbara Bączek 2001 – Anna Górnicka-Antonowicz 2000 – Beata Socha 1999 – Olena Zabrodska 1998 – Johanna Asklof 1997 – Reka Gardonyi 1996 – Anna Górnicka 1995 – Barbara Bączek 1994 – Marcela Kubatkova 1993 – Jana Cieslarova 1992 – Danute Girinskaite 1991 – Marie Honzova 1990 – Alicja Hornik 1989 – Annet Gerold 1988 – Jana Galikova 1987 – Anna Górnicka 1986 – Alicja Walenciak Hornik 1985 – Vera Krajcova 1984 – Agata Czerwińska 1983 – Alicja Walenciak 1982 – Alicja Walenciak

We are pleased to present an update of the list of Wawel Cup winners in the M21E category. Many thanks to Mr. Romuald Miszewski for sending the missing results. Robert Banach is in the lead with six wins. Rafał Podziński, Jurij Omelchenko and Przemysław Mossakowski won three times each! 2022 – ??? 2021 – Gosswein Csaba 2020 – Michał Olejnik 2019 – Silvan Ullmann 2018 – Rafał Podziński 2017 – Rafał Podziński 2016 – Tomas Kuzminskis 2015 – Aleksander Bernaciak 2014 – Kuba Drągowski 2013 – Rafał Podziński 2012 – Mateusz Wensław 2011 – Kamil Włodarczyk 2010 – Kamil Włodarczyk 2009 – Mateusz Wensław 2008 – Robert Banach 2007 – Jerker Lysell 2006 – Dariusz Konarczak 2005 – Robert Banach 2004 – Robert Banach 2003 – Janusz Porzycz 2002 – Sławomir Woźniak 2001 – Robert Banach 2000 – Ville Kponen 1999 – Robert Banach 1998 – Robert Banach 1997 – Jozef Pollak 1996 – Jurij Omelchenko 1995 – Rudolf Ropek 1994 – Jurij Omelchenko 1993 – Jurij Omelchenko 1992 – Jozef Pollak 1991 – Michał Motała 1990 – Petr Henych 1989 – Jens Leibiger 1988 – Istvan Benedek 1987 – Andrzej Olech 1986 – Przemysław Mossakowski 1985 – Josef Krajca 1984 – Przemysław Mossakowski 1983 – Zbigniew Hornik 1982 – Przemysław Mossakowski

We present a part of the new map of Stage 1. The courses will be set mostly in open areas. There will be a large number of all types of rock. An exciting beginning is underway! Mapper – Włodzimierz Dyzio Course Setter – Marcin Biederman

The first due date is already behind us! We are pleased to welcome guests from the Czech Republic, Lithuania, Slovakia and Hungary. Traditionally, we also present a list of the largest teams. The rivalry for pole position continues! 1. UKS Azymut Pabianice – 25 competitors – currently 5% zniżki 2. UKS Orientuś Łódź – 23 competitors – currently 5% zniżki 3. Harpagan Gdańsk – 15 competitors 3. KS Hades Poznań – 15 competitors 5. 15 GBZ – 10 competitors 5. KS Kościelec Chrzanów – 10 competitors registration – here  

We do not waste time and present the next winner of our Wawel Cup 41. contest. This time the free entry fee goes to Mirosław Marek from InO.Maniak Nowa Dęba. See you in July! registration – here 

We are pleased to introduce the 141st participant of our competition. It is Dawid Sikora from Harpagan Gdańsk. Congratulations! registration – here