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Mazovia Team

Mazovia Team is a Polish cycling event brand that organizes UCI-calendar races in the Mazovia and Podlasie regions, including the Memorial of Andrzej Trochanowski.

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Overview

Mazovia Team is a Polish cycling brand that operates as an event organizer and promoter of competitive road cycling races in the Mazovia (Mazowsze) and Podlasie (Podlasie) regions of Poland. Its official website, mazovia-team.pl, serves as the hub for a series of UCI-calendar races that the team markets collectively as a "Kolarska 6-dniówka" (Cycling Six-Day) project. The flagship event in its portfolio is the International Cycling Race Memorial of Andrzej Trochanowski, known in Polish cycling circles as "Trochan," which by 2025 had reached its 35th edition. The brand also organizes the Puchar MON (Minister of National Defence Cup) and the Mazovia Masters event. The organization positions itself as a regional cycling elite platform, bringing international pelotons to towns such as Wysokie Mazowieckie, Zambrów, and Ossów. Its events are staged with cooperation from local government, police, motorcycle marshals, and volunteer fire brigades. The 35th Memorial of Andrzej Trochanowski in 2025 was notable as the first edition held in the Podlasie region, on a route from Zambrów to Wysokie Mazowieckie, and drew a peloton of 168 cyclists. The race was won by Polish rider Marceli Bogusławski of the Czech ATT Investment team, while the Dutch Diftar team took the team classification. Mazovia Team's activities extend beyond a single race day. The brand announces its season calendar in advance, maintains a news feed on its website, and promotes the continuation of its UCI race project year after year. Its communications emphasize cooperation with public authorities and safety services, as well as the presence of dignitaries such as the Marshal's Office of the Podlaskie Voivodeship, district officials, and senators. The brand's identity is tied to the promotion of cycling in central-eastern Poland rather than to a professional cycling team roster, although the name "Mazovia Team" suggests a team-like structure. The website content focuses on event previews, results, and organizational news. As of the available evidence, Mazovia Team is an active Polish cycling event brand with a clear regional focus and a recurring UCI race portfolio. It does not appear to be a manufacturer of bicycles or cycling products, but rather a sports event and team brand operating in the Polish cycling market.

History

Mazovia Team is a Polish cycling event brand that has developed a portfolio of UCI-calendar road races in the Mazovia and Podlasie regions. Its history is documented primarily through the events it organizes, most notably the International Cycling Race Memorial of Andrzej Trochanowski, known as "Trochan." By 2025 the race had reached its 35th edition, indicating a multi-decade tradition. The 2025 edition was historic because it was held for the first time in the Podlasie region, on a route from Zambrów to Wysokie Mazowieckie, rather than exclusively in Mazovia. The race attracted a peloton of 168 cyclists and was won by Polish rider Marceli Bogusławski of the Czech team ATT Investment, with the Dutch team Diftar winning the team classification. In addition to the Trochanowski Memorial, Mazovia Team organizes the Puchar MON (Minister of National Defence Cup), which in 2025 was held in Ossów and won by Radosław Proć of Run&Race Wibatech. The brand also promotes the Mazovia Masters event, which was preparing for another edition in July 2024. The organization markets its races collectively as a "Kolarska 6-dniówka" (Cycling Six-Day), a project that groups multiple UCI-calendar races. In early 2025 and again in early 2026, Mazovia Team publicly announced the continuation of this project, confirming dates such as 22 July 2025 and 21 July 2026 for the Trochanowski Memorial. The brand's operations involve coordination with local authorities, police, motorcycle marshals, and volunteer fire brigades to ensure safety. Its events have been attended by dignitaries including members of the Podlaskie Voivodeship Board, district officials, and senators. The 35th edition in 2025 was described by the organization as one of the most successful in the region's history. The 36th edition in 2026 was won by Dutch rider Lars Rouffaer of EEW-VDK CyclingTeam, with Marvin Peter second and Rait Arm third. The best Polish rider in that edition was Norbert (surname not fully given in the snippet). Mazovia Team's history is thus one of sustained event promotion rather than team competition results. The brand has built a recurring presence in the Polish cycling calendar, with a focus on bringing international fields to central-eastern Poland. Its website serves as the primary record of its activities, featuring race previews, results, and organizational announcements. The brand does not appear to have a manufacturing or retail arm; it is an event and team brand operating in the sports promotion space.

  • Mazovia Masters event preparations underway for another edition.

  • Mazovia Team announced continuation of its UCI race project for 2025, with races from 22 July.

  • 35th Memorial of Andrzej Trochanowski held for the first time in Podlasie, on Zambrów–Wysokie Mazowieckie route; won by Marceli Bogusławski.

  • Puchar MON held in Ossów; won by Radosław Proć.

  • Mazovia Team announced the 36th Memorial of Andrzej Trochanowski for 21 July 2026.

  • 36th Memorial of Andrzej Trochanowski won by Lars Rouffaer (EEW-VDK CyclingTeam).

Products and positioning

Regional Polish cycling event brand organizing UCI-calendar races in Mazovia and Podlasie.

  • Memorial of Andrzej Trochanowski

    International cycling race on the UCI calendar, known as 'Trochan'; 35th edition in 2025, 36th in 2026.

  • Puchar MON (Minister of National Defence Cup)

    Cycling race held in Ossów in 2025, won by Radosław Proć.

  • Mazovia Masters

    Cycling event promoted by Mazovia Team, with preparations for another edition in July 2024.

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