Crown Prince Attends Diriyah Formula E Race

Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman attends the race at Diriyah. (SPA)
Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman attends the race at Diriyah. (SPA)
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Crown Prince Attends Diriyah Formula E Race

Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman attends the race at Diriyah. (SPA)
Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman attends the race at Diriyah. (SPA)

Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman, Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Defense attended on Saturday the second round competitions of the Diriyah Formula E Race 2021.

The event is being held at Diriyah for the third consecutive year and marks the opening of the seventh season of the ABB FIA Formula E World Championship.

On arrival to the race track, the Crown Prince was received by Minister of Sports Prince Abdulaziz bin Turki Al-Faisal.

Saudi Arabia has become increasingly prominent on the motorsports scene, hosting the Dakar Rally in January and a Formula 1 race is scheduled for Jeddah later this year.

A new Extreme E off-road electric series is due to race in AlUla in March while tennis, boxing and golf have held high-profile events in the Kingdom.

Earlier this month, it concluded the hosting of the Saudi Cup, the world's most valuable equestrian competition.



AlUla Welcomes 12 Nations for Endurance Cups

The main races will cover 100 kilometers - SPA
The main races will cover 100 kilometers - SPA
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AlUla Welcomes 12 Nations for Endurance Cups

The main races will cover 100 kilometers - SPA
The main races will cover 100 kilometers - SPA

AlUla will host the Saudi Arabian Olympic and Paralympic Committee Endurance Cup and the Junior and Young Riders Endurance Cup on November 8 and 9, where over 200 riders from 12 countries will compete in the event organized by the Royal Commission for AlUla and the Saudi Equestrian Federation at the AlFursan Equestrian Village.
A veterinary examination of the horses is scheduled for Friday, SPA reported.
The main races will cover 100 kilometers, a two-star 120-kilometer international race, a 120-kilometer race for young riders, and two qualifying races of 40 kilometers and 80 kilometers.
The total prize reward is SAR2 million, with SAR1 million allocated for each cup.