Michalina Sabaj

Formula racing // Polish

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nickname:

Misia

Birthday:

June 23, 2025 (0)

Birthplace:

Poland

racing type:

Formula racing

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racing status:

Pro

height (cm):

172

residence:

Krakow, Poland

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profile updated: June 12, 2025

Michalina Sabaj is a talented Polish motorsports racer who has successfully transitioned from karting to formula cars, currently competing in the F4 CEZ Championship with the AS Motorsport team.

EARLY YEARS

While detailed information about Michalina’s early family life and childhood is limited, we know she began her racing journey in karting, competing in various Polish and European races, including events in Italy, Belgium, and Hungary.

EARLY SUCCESS

In 2019, Sabaj won the FIA Women in Motorsport’s Girls On Track Karting Challenge initiative, establishing herself as a promising talent. She followed this by capturing the ROK Cup Poland championship in the Master category in 2021, where she also performed impressively at the ROK Cup World Final in Lonato[2][5].

NOTABLE ACHIEVEMENTS

2019: Winner of the FIA Women in Motorsport’s Girls On Track Karting Challenge initiative[2].
2021: Winner of the ROK Cup Poland in the Master category[2].
2024: Finished 8th overall and first in the female trophy category in Race 2 at Balaton Park in the F4 CEZ Championship[2].
2024: Achieved top-five finishes in two races at Slovakia Ring and won the Rookie Rocket Cup category in F4 CEZ[1].
2024: Started from pole position in the third sprint at Slovakia Ring[4].

REPUTATION

Michalina is earning recognition for her adaptability and consistent improvement in the competitive world of motorsport. Rather than focusing on comparisons with other female drivers, she emphasizes overall performance and personal growth, demonstrating her professional mindset as she establishes herself in the male-dominated field of racing[1].