Automobilklub Łódzki

Automobilklub Łódzki is an automobile club in Łódź, Poland. It describes itself as a motoring club with a long tradition and is organised as a stowarzyszenie (association).

According to its own account, the club was founded on 13 November 1926, then under the name Łódzki Automobil-Klub. The statute was adopted and entered in the association register of the voivodeship office in Łódź. In 1929 it had 139 members, and a year later 156. In its early years it organised, among other things, a star rally to Łódź, a 5-kilometre flat race and a two-day voivodeship rally. Until September 1939 the club organised various events.

The website's current offering covers motorsport with rallies, KJS, Rally Sprint and Super Sprint, as well as training courses, including for the bicycle licence, road rescue and motorsport judge. A post also reports on the fourth edition of the event "Czar Komara" in Konstantynów Łódzki, which featured two-stroke vehicles. The website has a section titled "Jak zostać klubowiczem?" (How to become a club member) on membership.