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Saudi Wrestling Team Wins 3 Medals in Arab Freestyle, Greco-Roman Wrestling Championship in Iraq

General view of Saudi Arabia -Reuters
General view of Saudi Arabia -Reuters
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Saudi Wrestling Team Wins 3 Medals in Arab Freestyle, Greco-Roman Wrestling Championship in Iraq

General view of Saudi Arabia -Reuters
General view of Saudi Arabia -Reuters

Saudi wrestling team has won three medals (two silver, one bronze) in the Arab Freestyle and Greco-Roman Wrestling Championship for seniors, held in the Iraqi capital, Baghdad, SPa reported.

Hassan Alharthy and Ibrahim Fallatah won the silver medals in the 55 kg and 97 kg categories.

Meanwhile, Rayan Hawsawi won the bronze medal in the 63 kg category.

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Dakar Rally 2025: Stage 3 Begins in Bisha, Saudi Arabia

US driver Mitch Guthrie Jr steers his car assisted by co-driver Kellon Walch during stage 2B of the 47th Dakar Rally between Bisha and Bisha, in Saudi Arabia, on January 6, 2025. (AFP)
US driver Mitch Guthrie Jr steers his car assisted by co-driver Kellon Walch during stage 2B of the 47th Dakar Rally between Bisha and Bisha, in Saudi Arabia, on January 6, 2025. (AFP)
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Dakar Rally 2025: Stage 3 Begins in Bisha, Saudi Arabia

US driver Mitch Guthrie Jr steers his car assisted by co-driver Kellon Walch during stage 2B of the 47th Dakar Rally between Bisha and Bisha, in Saudi Arabia, on January 6, 2025. (AFP)
US driver Mitch Guthrie Jr steers his car assisted by co-driver Kellon Walch during stage 2B of the 47th Dakar Rally between Bisha and Bisha, in Saudi Arabia, on January 6, 2025. (AFP)

The third stage of the Dakar Rally 2025, which is being held in Saudi Arabia for the sixth consecutive year, started Tuesday and will continue until January 17. Competitors began the stage in Bisha Governorate and will finish in Al Hanakiyah, covering a total distance of 894 km, including a timed special stage of 327 km, the Saudi Press Agency said on Wednesday.
The fourth stage of the event will start today from Al Hanakiyah and conclude in AlUla Governorate, covering a total distance of 588 km, including a timed special stage of 415 km.
Drivers will face significant challenges in this stage as they will not be able to rely on mechanical support teams.