After five rounds of the Super Race Poland series, two BENDA ATVs are firmly positioned among the top three in the overall standings of the Quad 4×4 up to 700 cc class. Damian Kasprzyk currently leads the championship aboard a BENDA Redstone 550, while Marcin Kruszewicz holds third place on a BENDA Redstone 550 R2. With three rounds still remaining, the results represent a highly promising position for BENDA in the second half of the season and a strong demonstration of the Redstone 550 family’s capabilities in demanding cross-country competition.
Super Race Poland is one of Poland’s largest commercial ATV and SSV racing series, attracting competitors from across Central and Eastern Europe, including the Czech Republic, Slovakia, Lithuania and Germany. Across a season of varied terrain and demanding conditions, riders face changing surfaces, prolonged high loads and races typically lasting between one and two hours. Success therefore depends not only on speed and rider skill, but also on durability, drivetrain performance, handling stability and the ability of the vehicle to withstand sustained stress.
Damian Kasprzyk has built his championship lead through a combination of pace and consistency. He opened the season with a second-place finish in Hodonín, Czech Republic, scoring 90 points before missing the second round in Nová Kelča. Returning in Chojnów, he again finished second, before delivering his strongest performances of the season so far. Kasprzyk claimed his first victory in Kleczew, taking the maximum 100 points, and repeated the result at the fifth round in Niegowoniczki. With two victories and two second-place finishes from the four rounds he has contested, Kasprzyk has accumulated 380 points and leads second-placed Anita Brzechwa-Kaczmarek by eight points.
Marcin Kruszewicz has also delivered a strong and competitive campaign. He began the season with a victory in Hodonín, earning the maximum 100 points, then returned after missing the second round to finish fourth in Chojnów. A third-place finish in Kleczew put him back on the podium, followed by another fourth-place result in Niegowoniczki. His consistent performances have brought his total to 332 points, placing him third overall. Together, the two riders have given BENDA two representatives among the top three in the Quad 4×4 up to 700 cc class after five rounds.
The result is particularly significant as the two riders are competing on different versions of the Redstone 550. Kasprzyk races the shorter Redstone 550, while Kruszewicz competes on the longer Redstone 550 R2. Both models have been tested across varied courses and constantly changing surfaces, with competitive racing providing one of the most demanding real-world tests for an off-road vehicle. On the course, performance cannot be measured by specifications alone: reliability, preparation, controllability and the ability to perform under sustained pressure ultimately determine the result. The current standings, with the Redstone 550 leading and the Redstone 550 R2 in third, demonstrate the competitiveness of both configurations in direct competition.
Three rounds remain before the end of the Super Race Poland season, leaving the championship battle wide open. With Damian Kasprzyk leading the standings and Marcin Kruszewicz firmly in third, BENDA enters the decisive stage of the series with two strong contenders and both Redstone 550 models performing at the front of the field.
