The Saudi Toyota Championship Time Attack concluded its second round at the Jeddah Corniche Circuit, where Faisal Soufyan Alkabbani set a new competition record. Organized under the supervision of the Saudi Automobile and Motorcycle Federation (SAMF) and managed by Bakhashab Motorsport with Jameel Motorsport as official partner, the event ran from 3 to 4 September 2026.
A total of 67 male and female drivers competed across 11 distinct categories in addition to the dedicated Ladies Cup, highlighting strong participation in local automotive sports.
Record Times in Saudi Toyota Championship
Faisal Soufyan Alkabbani secured first place in the overall standings with a lap time of 1 minute, 11.377 seconds. Mamoun Amr Alkabbani finished in second place with a time of 1 minute, 11.386 seconds, trailing by nine thousandths of a second. Mustafa Nabeel Alatari took third place with a time of 1 minute, 15.380 seconds.
Class 1 mirrored the overall podium, with Faisal Alkabbani, Mamoun Alkabbani, and Mustafa Alatari taking the top three spots respectively.
Category Results Across the Grid
In Class 2A, Riyadh Battal finished first in 1 minute, 20.363 seconds, followed by Ayman Khaliq Sayed and Fahad Abdullah Makki. Mohammed A Alsheryan won Class 2B in 1 minute, 19.537 seconds, finishing ahead of Sultan Hamdi and Samer Mohammed Qurban. Meanwhile, Abdulaziz Saab topped Class 3A with a time of 1 minute, 18.629 seconds, with Ahmed Binkhanen and Abdulaziz Mujahed in second and third.
Nawaf Alloush secured the Class 3B victory in 1 minute, 23.163 seconds, ahead of Wesam Khalil and Reem Al Aboud. In Class 4A, Hisham Al Bediea won in 1 minute, 25.854 seconds, followed by Abdulrhman Al Odil and Qusai Wail Dhafar. Abdulrahman Eteiwi took Class 4B with a time of 1 minute, 28.453 seconds, ahead of Ammar Alrubaiie and Abdulaziz Alfudhili.
Additional Classes and Ladies Cup
In Class 5A, Obay Wail Dhafar claimed first place in 1 minute, 32.354 seconds, ahead of Mazen Hijazi and Zyad Bin Abdulrhman. Hatem Al Hazmi secured Class 5B in 1 minute, 27.493 seconds, followed by Omar Aldini and Mohammed Habbal. In single-entry and specialist divisions, Abdullah Alamri won the SC category in 1 minute, 20.810 seconds, while Abdulaziz Alramih won the SS class in 1 minute, 19.208 seconds.
The Ladies Cup saw Reem Al Aboud take first place with a time of 1 minute, 27.308 seconds. Jasmine Al-Sayed took second place, and Enas Abtini finished third.
Safety Operations and Final Round Outlook
A team of 54 marshals monitored the course to maintain track safety and manage race operations throughout both competition days. Their deployment ensured adherence to international safety guidelines while tracking vehicle movements across sessions.
The Saudi Toyota Championship Time Attack season concludes with Round 3, which is scheduled to take place at Jeddah Corniche Circuit on 15-16 October 2026.
