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Reem Al-Aboud and Hanna Riehle lead Rally Jameel in its third stage

Reem Al-Aboud and Hanna Riehle lead Rally Jameel in its third stage

Arab News26-04-2025

JEDDAH: Saudi's Reem Al-Aboud and Germany's Hanna Riehle of Jameel Motorsport have won the third stage of 2025 Rally Jameel to lead the overall standings following another exceptional performance in their Land Cruiser Prado.
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The day's route combined traditional Bedouin trails with newer adventure tourism paths, challenging teams to manage speed, endurance and navigation under pressure.
The third stage of Rally Jameel's fourth event took place from AlUla to Hail, a region renowned for its deep roots in Saudi motorsport history.
The leading couple were closely followed by Saudi Mashael Al-Howaish and South African Taye Perry from Lexus Racing Team, competing in a Lexus RX 500H.
In third place, Jordanians Farah Zakaria and Farah Ateyyat of Markazia Toyota held strong in their Toyota Fortuner.
After passing Petra, Tabuk, AlUla and Hail, action resumes on Saturday, with the 45 women-led teams from 37 countries heading to Qassim for the final stage.

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