Hubert's passion has continued uninterrupted since 2011, when he debuted in karting competitions at the age of just 5. Already during his debut season, he achieved his first successes and was noticed as an outstanding competitor.
Hubert
Laskowski
Driver
He began with races in Italy and the Czech Republic, and then also in Poland. In 2017, he took another important step in his career and changed from a go-kart to a front-propelled Peugeot 208 R2 - a real rally car. Initially, he was only a trainer, but since 2018 he has regularly taken part in rallysprint events held on the track in Koprivnice.
In the 2019 season Hubert joined the rally competition on special stages in Lithuania and Latvia. After 3 rounds of the Minirallijs cycle, in which he won the Junior Class three times, he ended the season as the youngest ever rally driver with a championship title (in the Junior Minirallijs category).
In 2020, Hubert continued to build his experience behind the wheel, taking part in both national and international events. His consistent pace, maturity, and technical skill behind the wheel quickly caught the attention of more seasoned teams and competitors. Despite his young age, he stood out not only through his results but also through his professional approach and determination.
In the following seasons, he made regular appearances in the Lithuanian Rally Championship and the Polish Rally Championship, gradually transitioning into more powerful and advanced rally cars. His adaptability to different surfaces – from fast gravel stages in the Baltics to more technical tarmac sections in Poland – showcased his growing versatility as a driver.
By 2022, Hubert was no longer seen as just a young talent but as a serious competitor with potential for an international career. He started testing R5 and Rally3-class cars, and his performances in test sessions and select rally stages confirmed that he was ready for the next level. He also benefited from working with experienced co-drivers and teams, which further accelerated his development.
Today, Hubert Laskowski is considered one of the most promising young drivers in Central and Eastern Europe, with his eyes set on the FIA European Rally Championship and, eventually, the World Rally Championship. His journey, which began with local events and small training rallies, is a testament to passion, perseverance, and a relentless pursuit of excellence.
Esther
Gutiérrez
Co-driver
Esther has been a participant in the FIA Rally Star program for the past two seasons, where she was recognized as the hardest-working co-driver – both in and out of the car. She refined her co-driving skills under the guidance of Robert Reid, Nicolas Klinger, Chris Patterson, Pernilla Solberg, and Miikka Anttila.
Her rally CV includes 100+ starts across different levels, and she has worked with over 20 drivers. She has also been a WRC competitor coordinator and worked as gravel crew for drivers like Pepe Lopez.
She comes from Andalusia, Spain, and speaks four languages: Spanish, English, Portuguese, and French – and she has recently started learning Polish!
Michał
Kuśnierz
Co-driver the 2019 - 2024 seasons
One of the most experienced co-drivers in Poland, who has already had nearly 200 rallies to his credit. He started his career in 2000 in the PZM Cup. In the 2017 season, he won the Polish Group 2WD Championship with Tomasz Gryc and the Polish Vice-Championship in 2WD 2016. He has been competing in the World Championships (WRC) and European Championships (ERC). He cooperated with leading Polish drivers (including Robert Kubica).
Adam
Jaros
Co-driver the 2019 - 2021 seasons
Experienced co-driver who started his career in 2009 in the Czech Republic. In 2011, he made his debiut in the Polish championship. A year later he became the Polish champion in the historical class. He started with Dariusz Topolewski and Arkadiusz Urbanowicz. He has 80 starts in his CV. Two of them ended with triumph in the general classification.
Adrian
Wronkowski
Coach / manager
Active rally driver, connected with motorsport since 2002.
- in 2007 Vice Champion of the Polish Automobile Clubs and Clubs' Cup in class 4;
- Champion of the Stoneware Criterion 2007-2009;
- 2017 - Winner of the European Rally Trophy Central for single-axle powered cars;
- 4th competitor in the European Rally Trophy Final in 2017 in Portugal;
- discovered the driver's talent in Hubert when he was only 3 years old. In private, his uncle.
Car Speed
Racing
Handling and preparing the car
Car Speed Racing was founded in 2011 on the initiative of Damian Kargol, who after years of experience in mechanics and sport decided to create own shop. The team has been providing construction, maintenance and rental services for years. In the workshop, you can find the best rally cars (front- and two-axles powered), both contemporary new generation as well as historical icons of motorsport.
August 2024
Winning the title of Poland Champion in the Rally4 class
August 2024
WRC World Rally Championship debut - Rally Finland - Junior WRC and WRC3 category
October 2022
Winning the title of Estonian Champion in the EMV3 class
September 2022
Winning the title of Latvian Champion in the LRC3 class
July 2022
Winning in the debut round of the European Championship (ERC) in the RC3 class
March 2022
First win in overall classification - the Quattro River Rally - Croatia
October 2021
Winning the titles - vice-champion of Lithuania (in Class 4 and Junior) and vice-champion of Latvia (in Class4 and Junior).
12.12.2020
Debut in Rally 2 class car, Modlin Rally Show (Warsaw)
2020 season
Youngest driver ever admitted to the national championship (Lithuania and Latvia)
2019 season
3 wins in Junior Minirallijs and achieved championship title.
6.04.2019
Victory in the first round of RallyKorpCup 2019 (Peugeot 208 R2);
2014 season
The winner of the Karting Cup 2014 Championship title.
2011 season
The youngest representative of Poland at the World Karting Championships 2011 (Italy).
16.04.2011