100%.
And as a watcher of Polish Speedway over the past few years, it gets even better when the crowds are filling the stadiums to capacity..
The racing seems to take on even more of an edge when tens of thousands of fans are either screaming out in adulation, or disgust at their riders..
This year there has been some cracking racing, and I think some fans just equate passing in races as a benchmark to their standard..
In Poland you seldom get one rider miles in front of everyone else given there is usually two decent world level heat leaders in most races, and many of the races have two seperate battles for 1st and 2nd and then 3rd and 4th, given the close nature of the standards of the riders..
You can have some great racing with no passing at all, eg cant remember which race the other day, but it ended 5-1 to Czestowocha but it looked like synchronised speedway with the Wroclaw riders riding five yards behind for virtually the whole of the race, trying to find a way through.. (Might have been Woffy and Chugunov?)
The whole experience from the mechanics in club colours, the fans in club colour T shirts, through to the 2 mins use and start marshall/ref communication to align the riders straight and right up to the tapes, and then the racing itself, is truly light years ahead of what we have over here..
And that's no disrespect to British Speedway as that it the way it should be with the millions of PLN it attracts..
But to think what we see in the UK is better, I do have to say is pushing the boundaries of reality a little bit far..