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The result of the inaugural Abu Dhabi Grand Prix Supercross race
Ashraf El Hadi wrote
- The Etihad Stadium was converted into a dirt racing track for the first time to host a competition in the region.
- 40 contestants competed in both the categories and Joey Sawadji won the category WSX (450 cm3), and Max Anesti in the section SX2 (250 cm3)
- The event saw 20 budding racers from different parts of the UAE competing in their designated category.
The inaugural edition of the Abu Dhabi Supercross Grand Prix for Motorcycles has successfully concluded its proceedings, with the Abu Dhabi Circuit World Championship taking place for the first time in the region at Yas Island at the Etihad Arena. The central square was transformed into a dirt track, igniting a competitive atmosphere.
The World Supercross Championships held in Abu Dhabi saw the participation of 40 of the best international Supercross racers who raced to win the chance to win the first edition of the Abu Dhabi Grand Prix for Supercross, with rider Joey Savatki taking first place. In the section WSX (450 cm3), and competitor Max Anesti took first place in the category SX2 (250 cm3)
Division race winner Joey Savatjee commented WSX and leader of the championship standings: “Racing on a new track is always an exciting thing, and the experience exceeded my expectations today. In Abu Dhabi the crew managed to turn this closed hall into a unique track for dirt racing. “My start in the first two rounds today was very good, and in the third race it was in my favor. . The competition was very strong today and I am very happy to have achieved this victory.”
As Max Anesti said, the race winner SX2: “We really enjoyed today’s races in Abu Dhabi and I’m really happy to get this win, especially as it’s the first World Supercross Championship race in Abu Dhabi. The atmosphere at the Etihad Stadium was great thanks to the fans. “We are amazed by the attendance and popularity of the game here and look forward to seeing it grow even more.”
Fans of motorsports and thrilling racing flock to the Etihad Arena on Yas Island to experience the excitement and breathtaking acrobatic motorcycle displays in addition to the dazzling display of fireworks.
The global event also saw the participation of an elite group of emerging talent in motorcycle sports in the UAE, where 20 young racers aged 7 to 13 from different parts of the Emirates took part in designated races for their category. International and Participating Teams from various parts of the Emirates showcased their skills and abilities in front of a competitive audience, with 10 young drivers competing in the 85cc category and ten others in the 65cc category.
The tremendous success of the Abu Dhabi Supercross Grand Prix reinforces Abu Dhabi’s leadership position as a top destination for major international sporting events, and confirms the growing interest and demand for racing sports in the region.
Speaking at the event, Saif Rashid Al Nuaimi, CEO of Thrilling Company, commented on the success of the event, “We aimed to deliver the popular Supercross races with their fun performances and exciting competitions in Abu Dhabi, and the amazing performance and tremendous interaction from the audience exceeded our expectations. We are delighted to provide a platform for budding riders in the country to showcase their skills and abilities amongst the elite of international motorcycle racers.
He added: “Hosting the event confirms our commitment to innovation and renewal and enriching Abu Dhabi’s calendar with diverse sporting events and diverse entertainment activities. The addition of the World Motorcycle Supercross Championship to our event portfolio epitomizes this. Commitment to excellence in organizing and hosting major events and setting pioneering standards.
The Etihad Arena saw a unique transformation and an unprecedented logistical feat to build the track in preparation for this global event. The process of building the track took four days, during which crews used 16 machines to load and level the dirt and transport 7,000 tonnes. The dirt was transported, they were selected and obtained from within the country. It was selected after ensuring that all requirements related to providing interesting matches and meeting all safety and security conditions were met.
The Supercross track has several sections and different types of air jumps, including the triple jump, which is very important on the track and allows riders to improve their times or have the opposite effect. A distance of more than 21 meters. On the outer section, there are two sections with corners that promise great overtaking opportunities, but also pose a high risk of mistakes.
In turn, Adam Bailey, CEO of SX Global, commented: “The success of the inaugural edition of the Abu Dhabi Supercross Grand Prix represents an important step in the championship’s journey and confirms our commitment to SX Global. Sports entertainment for our global audience. We were delighted with the positive interaction we received.” from the Abu Dhabi audience which ignited a spirited atmosphere throughout the Etihad Stadium.”
The event kicked off with an exciting fireworks display at the Etihad Arena, followed by a demonstration of the Emirati Ayala dance, and then the contestants took to the race track, which saw exciting events and fierce competition for victory. And get on the platform. At the end of the competition, participants enjoyed a freestyle motorcycle show. Popular songs include “Dose” and “Mish Fathi”.
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Al-Ittihad News Today | A “very strange” decision by Gallardo ahead of Sepahan and the team’s star engagement with Karim Benzema
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A strange decision before facing Sebahan
Marcelo Gallardo of Argentina decided; Al-Ittihad’s technical director today rested the team’s players from training, 48 hours before they face Iran’s Sebahan Isfahan in the final round of the AFC Champions League group stage tomorrow, Monday.
The rest of the players are coming in light of the fact that the Asian tournament is a foregone conclusion as Dean has already decided to qualify for the next round from the fifth round.
But with the Tigers currently leading the pack with 12 points and Sepahan second with 10 points, it is strange that this is not an achievement in deciding the top spot in the group.
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Today, Al-Ittihad is expected to sign a new sponsorship deal with Tatweer Al-Balad at the company’s headquarters in historic Jeddah.
The company is owned by the Public Investment Fund, which acquired 75% of the Al-Jedawi Club as part of the privatization of the Big Quartet.
The deal is the fifth sponsor of the federation in the current season after Roshan, Saif Security, NOAA and SRC.
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Leads a team Spanish Real Madrid Its rival Granada, this Saturday at 7:30 p.m., at the Santiago Bernabéu stadium, in a match that will bring them together in the 15th round of the Spanish League competitions.
Real Madrid is on top of the Spanish league table with 35 points and Granada is in nineteenth place with 7 points.
These days, Real Madrid are in high spirits after the team’s impressive results in recent times, with goalkeeper Kepa Arethabalaga returning from injury and Frenchman Aurelian Souwamini taking part in recent training sessions.
Girona is second in the Spanish league table with 35 points from 11 wins, 2 draws, one loss, 12 goals and 17 conceded.
Real Madrid are at the top of the Champions League Group C table with 15 points after winning 5 matches, scoring 13 goals and conceding 3 goals.
The team was coached by Italian Carlo Ancelotti Real Madrid The Spaniard confirmed the availability of England international Jude Bellingham to face Granada: “Bellingham will be ready to play. He has no problem. He had a bit of discomfort in the ankle, which we wanted to avoid. Whatever the contact, he will be fine tomorrow.”
He said of goalkeeper Keba Arrizabalaga, “He’s there. Lunin will play tomorrow and we’ll have a week to think about who will play against Betis.”
Regarding injuries in the team, Ancelotti said, “It’s a general problem, not just ours. Players are out in every match, the schedule is tight. We have to endure, but as I said, injuries are also opportunities for other players, those who have played less minutes.”
And, “Who knows if fatigue and injuries will come in January or February? Anything can happen in football, you can’t plan for it. We know it’s coming, it’s important to prepare.”
He continued, “Bellingham has a lot of respect in the team, not only for the goals he scores, but also for the work he does. I’ve never seen Di Stefano play. In the previous press conference, I compared him to Zidane. Well, I’m in awe of him. I want to say.” “It’s the first time I’ve seen Kaka. He looks like him and has Kaka stuff.”
Real Madrid are the only team to progress beyond the group stage of the Champions League with a 100% record in 32 of their 32 appearances.
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Soccer fans await the track for Germany’s June 14-July 14 European Cup finals, scheduled for Saturday in Hamburg, Germany’s second-largest city.
The event marks the start of the countdown to the 20 teams that have qualified so far, with hosts Germany, and 3 additional teams joining them in the qualifiers for the finals next March.
Teams were drawn in 4 stages, with the first stage comprising Germany (host), Portugal, France, Spain, Belgium and England. The second tier includes Hungary, Turkey, Romania, Denmark, Albania and Austria. Netherlands, Scotland, Croatia, Slovenia, Slovakia and Czech Republic in the third level and Italy, Serbia and Switzerland in the fourth level after winning the first playoff match. Second playoff and third playoff winner.
France, the runners-up at the last World Cup, and England, the second-to-last edition of the continental championship, are among the main contenders for the title, given the high level both teams have shown in recent times. And first-class stars Kylian Mbappe and Antoine Griezmann and Harry Kane and Jude Bellingham were first.
Pressure will be high on coach Gareth Southgate’s Three Lions after reaching the finals for the first time in their history in 2021 and losing to Italy on penalties in the final at Wembley Stadium in London.
Southgate, who led England to the semi-finals of the 2018 World Cup in Russia, touched on the pressure his side face to win their first major title since their country hosted the 1966 World Cup, saying: “I think we have to accept it. (The pressure).”
He added: “The pressure comes when expectations differ from reality and the reality is that we will be one of the teams that can win.”
On the other hand, Germany, without a title since the 1996 edition in England, are in crisis after losing 6 of their 11 matches at last year’s World Cup after their second consecutive group stage exit.
These results cost Hansi Flick his position as Die Mannschaft’s chief of technical staff, but did not improve under new coach Julian Nagelsmann, who suffered two defeats in 4 matches compared to one win and a draw.
“We have a lot of work to do in every position,” Nagelsmann told local media after the recent 0-2 defeat in Austria.
As always, there are dangerous teams not in first place, notably the Netherlands, who won the title in 1988 in Germany, in third place, and Italy, the defending champions, in fourth place.
Italy, who failed to qualify for the World Cup in the last two editions, managed to qualify this time after a tough goalless draw with Ukraine in their last match.
The first-tier teams, of course, hope to avoid relegation with these two teams, although the structure of the next tournament reduces the risk of early exit for the big teams, as the first and second teams in each of the six groups reach. In the second round, except for the top 4 teams who finished third.
“After all the difficulties we have faced, we will be in Germany, we will go there as champions, we will win there,” Italy goalkeeper Gianluigi Donnarumma said after the draw with Ukraine.
The host nation’s position represents a real concern and threatens Germany’s hope that the tournament will become another “summer fairy tale”, which is how the country remembers the 2006 World Cup finals.
However, football fans across the continent are eager to capitalize on the return to the classic format of a continental championship held in one country after the last tournament was held in 11 different countries across the continent.
The latest edition was marred by restrictions on travel and attendance due to the “Covid” pandemic.
Fans will flock to ten host cities across the country, from the capital Berlin and Hamburg in the north, to Munich in the south and Dortmund in the heart of the Ruhr industrial region.
Germany will play their opening match in Munich on June 14, while the 70,000-capacity Olympic Stadium in Berlin will host the final on July 14.
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