The 2026 season will mark a major milestone for Team LRP Poland, as the squad led by Bartłomiej Lewandowski celebrates its tenth year of competition in the FIM Endurance World Championship.
The Polish team has now confirmed its rider line-up for the upcoming campaign, with the names set to share duties aboard the BMW M 1000 RR during the races at Le Mans, Spa-Francorchamps and Le Castellet.
Team LRP Poland made its FIM EWC debut back in 2016 and has since enjoyed a number of strong results, including multiple top-ten finishes in the overall championship standings. One of the team’s standout achievements came in 2022, when LRP Poland finished the season as the highest-placed BMW team in the Championship, ahead of even the German manufacturer’s official factory squad. Earlier, in 2020, Bartłomiej Lewandowski himself became the top Polish rider in the history of the FIM EWC World Endurance Championship.
After a one-year absence, Team LRP Poland returned to the World Championship in 2025 and will once again field a highly experienced, international rider line-up for the 2026 season.
Three-time Polish Superbike Champion Marek Szkopek will again be joined by Britain’s Danny Webb and France’s Enzo Boulom, while the team will also welcome South African endurance racing veteran Sheridan Morais, who will make his debut in LRP Poland colours.
All four riders will rotate on the team’s BMW M1000RR, run in proven 2025 specification and fitted with Dunlop tyres. Responsibility for preparing the bike for the Formula EWC category once again lies with long-time Team LRP Poland technical director Marcin Kolanowski, who leads an ambitious group of young mechanics and engineers based in Wrocław.
Bartłomiej Lewandowski (team owner and manager): “We are returning to the championship with a proven, highly experienced group of riders and mechanics, a motorcycle we know inside out, and with the bar set even higher than before. Marek, Enzo and Danny are riders we understand perfectly, often without needing to say a word, and now Sheridan has joined us, a rider with enormous FIM EWC experience who has fitted into the team extremely well. This will be a very special, tenth season for us in the world championship, which makes all of us incredibly motivated to give Polish fans as much to cheer about as possible. We know the challenge ahead will be huge, but we have a package that is familiar, proven and competitive, and we intend to extract everything from it over the thousands of laps that await us this year. As always, we also know we can count on passionate support from our fellow countrymen.”