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Doha, Qatar:Bader Al Sulaiti clinched the 2023 Qatar Karting Championship title ahead of Faesal Al Yafei and Omar Aswat who came second and third resp. ....
Doha: The Norwegian pairing of Andreas Mikkelsen and Torstein Eriksen stopped the clocks in 3min 25.1sec to hold a 3.1 second lead after the opening 3. ....
Doha: Norwegian WRC stars Andreas Mikkelsen and Mads Ostberg and flying Finn Emil Lindholm have added a little touch of Scandinavian sparkle to an imp. ....
Al Attiyah cruises to record 15th win 01 Feb 2021 - 8:39 The podium winners of the Qatar International Rally, Nasser Saleh Al Attiyah, Matthieu Baumel; Abdulaziz Al Kuwari, James Fulton and Khalid Al Suwaidi and Hugo Magalhães celebrate on the podium. The Peninsula Doha: Nasser Saleh Al Attiyah continued to rewrite his own history by securing a comfortable victory in the Qatar International Rally yesterday. The Qatari and French co-driver Matthieu Baumel managed the pace perfectly over the closing stages and guided their Autotek Motorsport Volkswagen Polo GTi R5 to a winning margin of 1min 48.4sec over Abdulaziz Al Kuwari and his new Irish co-driver James Fulton. ....
Meeke fastest in SS1 as desert battle begins 30 Jan 2021 - 11:05 Ireland’s Kris Meeke and his English navigator Sebastien Marshall during the ceremonial flag off of the 2021 Qatar International Rally at Katara yesterday. The Peninsula Doha: Northern Ireland’s Kris Meeke and his English navigator Sebastien Marshall finished the opening special stage of the 2021 Qatar International Rally with a 6.6-second advantage over local hero Nasser Saleh Al Attiyah at Katara, north of Doha, late yesterday. Driving a Škoda Fabia R5 on the sealed surface stage, Meeke clocked a time of 4min 14.3sec. The 4.4km stage consisted of two runs and two laps of a purpose-built track. This followed immediately after the event’s pre-event press conference and a ceremonial start where 17 cars taking part in the FIA event and four entered in the Qatar National Rally were flagged away by senior QMMF officials. ....