This paper explores the world of sports documentary photography with a special focus on the Speedway World Championship. We investigate the connection between art and photography, as well as the history of this medium and its impact on media and sports journalism. The paper begins by delving into the fundamentals of photography, exploring how light, composition, and technical settings can transform a scene. A historical overview of photography reveals its evolution and role in culture and communication. Photography has become a crucial tool for storytelling and disseminating information, transcending language barriers. The focus of this paper is on sports photography, with an emphasis on motorsport Speedway, where we explore the unique combination of skills and technical expertise required to capture fast-paced sporting events. The technical aspects of sports photography, especially in Speedway, include camera settings and equipment. Sports documentary photography is not just about capturing moments but also preserving history, highlighting emotions, and telling stories that connect fans worldwide. In a world filled with information and fleeting images, sports documentary photography represents the enduring power of visual storytelling. Through it, we preserve the rich history of sports for future generations.