Danske Gas is a supplier of rally fuel to factory teams and drivers in the FIA World Rally Championship, the FIA European Rally Championship (FIA ERC) and FIA Karting – among them Hyundai Motorsport, Toyota Gazoo Racing and dozens of others.
The fuel is 100% sustainable and entirely fossil-free. As the only licensed importer in Poland, we trade every racing-fuel brand on the market.
We have been supplying fuel to the WRC since 2024; in 2025 it was delivered to further rallies, and from 2026 we also supply teams in the FIA ERC and in FIA Karting.
Whoever races in Poland runs on our fuel – in the WRC, the ERC and FIA Karting, in smaller rallies and in testing all year round. The same fuel that powers the cars on the special stages is also supplied to privateers and to crews preparing for the start.
January 2026, Saudi Arabia: the forty-eighth edition of the Dakar Rally, close to eight thousand kilometres, of which 4,840 were timed.
July 2026, two weekends: the FIA European Rally Championship on Silesian tarmac and the first-ever FIA European Karting Championship in Słomczyn. Danske Gas supplied fuel for both events.
Identical karts, a single batch of fuel supplied by Danske Gas at the FIA’s request. Both European titles went to Polish drivers.
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The world’s second-oldest rally, a start at Stadion Śląski, the winding roads of the Beskids. Works teams ran on Danske Gas fuel – with the same formulation used in the world championship.
Read the reportThe 80th Rajd Polski, round seven of the 2024 WRC: alongside Toyota, Hyundai and M-Sport stood the Danske Gas/proenergy zone – special fuels, lubricants and on-site support.
Danske Gas is a sponsor of the Barbórka Rally – the traditional season-closing rally in Warsaw. At the 63rd Barbórka, a blue Subaru Impreza bearing the Danske Gas logo competed (number 51, class Y1).
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Danske Gas sponsors Łukasz Kaźmierczak – racing driver and instructor, co-founder of the Fastline Racing Academy, with a Super S Cup victory and a pole position to his name. His cup-specification Mini Cooper carries the Danske Gas logo in a series run within the Polish championship.
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The Danske Gas team trains at AGS (Automobiles Gonfaronnaises Sportives) – a marque from Gonfaron in the Provençal Var. AGS grew out of mechanic Henri Julien’s workshop and was a Formula 1 constructor.
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