This exhibition commemorates the 90th anniversary of the Legia cycling club, showcasing nearly a hundred artifacts related to its history. Visitors can explore trophies, diplomas, and medals belonging to legendary cyclists, alongside jerseys, posters, and photographs that chronicle the club's rich past.
The Museum of Sport and Tourism in Warsaw presents "Historia kołami pisana, czyli 90-letnia historia kolarskiej sekcji Legii" (History Written by Wheels, or the 90-year history of Legia's cycling section), a special exhibition celebrating the 90th anniversary of one of Poland's oldest cycling clubs, Legia. The exhibition, prepared in collaboration with the Club, features nearly a hundred exhibits drawn from the museum's and the club's collections. These include significant items such as cups, diplomas, and medals awarded to Józef Lange, an participant in the VIII Olympic Games in Paris and the IX Olympic Games in Amsterdam. The exhibition also highlights the achievements of Stanisław Królak, the first Pole to win the Peace Race in 1956, and Wacław Wójcik, the first Legia cyclist to win the Tour de Pologne in 1952. Complementing these are historical jerseys, posters, and photographs that offer a comprehensive look into the club's legacy.
The exhibition's grand opening was attended by prominent figures in Polish sports, including the Club's president Marcin Wasiołek, Museum Director Tomasz Jagodziński, and legendary cyclists Czesław Lang, Ryszard Szurkowski, and Mieczysław Jachacy. The event also saw the recognition of individuals instrumental to the club's development, with President Marcin Wasiołek receiving a commemorative plaque. Guests also contributed to the museum's collection, with items like Ryszard Szurkowski's restored bicycle being returned for display. The exhibition served as a platform not only to showcase history but also to introduce young cycling talents from the club, underlining its continuous development and legacy.