An 18-year-old Polish racing driver from Rossoszyca hosted a display at the Warsaw Motor Show, held from October 9–11, 2026. A major highlight for attendees was the Tatuus F3 T-318 race car—the very vehicle in which Jan Przyrowski made his debut at the Monza circuit during the Formula Regional European Championship, back when the series was supported by Alpine. Throughout the remainder of the month, the car belonging to this talented protégé of the ORLEN Motorsport Academy is expected to appear at various other locations.
The 2026 Warsaw Motor Show has concluded, and Jan Przyrowski—along with his race car—stole the show!
The event featured a diverse range of exhibits, including supercars, classic vehicles, electric mobility solutions, and motorsport displays. The Tatuus F3 T-318 drew large crowds to Jan Przyrowski’s stand, with long queues forming as visitors seized a unique opportunity to sit inside an FIA Formula Regional race car. Attendees had a fantastic time supporting the Polish driver; they were able to ask him questions and spend time getting a deeper look into his world.
Visitors were particularly impressed by the fact that the car on display was an actual, race-proven machine—a refreshing change from the static mock-ups often seen at such events. Those who stepped into the cockpit enjoyed a truly special experience, with a 1.8-liter turbocharged Renault M5Pt engine—modified by Autotecnica Motori and producing 270 horsepower—positioned right behind them. The engine is paired with a 6-speed SADEV SLR82-14 sequential gearbox.
The presentation of the race car at the Warsaw Motor Show was made possible through the courtesy of the Race Performance Motorsport (RPM) team, with whom Jan competed during this year’s Formula Regional European Championship (FREC) season.
More and more people embraced motorsport
Jan Przyrowski’s stand attracted the attention not only of motorsport fanatics but also of those curious to learn more about his race car and the series in which he competes. Visitors frequently asked about technical details and key factors that influence the outcome of a race. There was even a challenge for attendees, who could test how quickly a driver needs to exit the cockpit to pass the mandatory safety checks required before a race weekend begins.
Many families with children took the opportunity to share their passion. It was particularly heartening to see people return to the stand, often bringing others along with them. The 18-year-old from Rossoszyca thoroughly enjoyed meeting and talking with visitors, as each interaction helped grow his fan base. Everyone wished him success as he climbs the motorsport ladder. There was also a large group of fans present who have been following Jan Przyrowski’s progress almost since the very beginning of his career.
Jan Przyrowski delighted by the interest in his stand
“Thank you so much to everyone for coming in such great numbers, for your words of support, and for providing me with so much motivation! The Warsaw Motor Show gave me a huge boost of energy, which I hope to channel into my performance on the track and my preparations for upcoming races. I’m currently in a break from competition, so taking part in events like this offers a nice change of pace,” said Jan Przyrowski following the Warsaw Motor Show.
“The more people learn about junior racing series and my own journey, the greater the chance of them gaining popularity. This could translate into tangible support, helping me take further steps forward. Once again, thank you all very much for everything; I’m glad that, together with my race car, I was able to provide you with some extra excitement,” added.
The race car will soon appear in other locations
Between now and the end of the month, the Tatuus F3 T-318 will be featured at several additional locations. Details will be shared on Jan Przyrowski’s social media profiles.