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Emirates 24/7
4 days ago
- Sport
- Emirates 24/7
UAE to compete in opening round of Aquabike World Championship in Indonesia
Emirati champion Rashid Al Mulla, from Team Abu Dhabi of the Abu Dhabi Marine Sports Club, will take part in the opening round of the Aquabike World Championship – Freestyle category, set to be held on Lake Toba, Indonesia, from 15th to 17th August. Al Mulla is ranked among the world's top athletes in this category and has previously claimed the world title six times, in 2018, 2019, 2020, 2021, 2022, and 2024. He also achieved a standout result in last year's final round on Lake Toba, scoring a perfect 147 points. Follow Emirates 24|7 on Google News.
Qatar Tribune
09-07-2025
- Sport
- Qatar Tribune
Continental runabout GP2 enhances lineup for closing round in Qatar
Tribune News Network Doha Aquabike Promotion, in collaboration with the Doha Marine Sports Club (DMSC), are excited to announce the addition of the Continental Runabout GP2 race to this year's forthcoming race calendar in Doha, Qatar. The Gulf Kingdom will be hosting the closing round of this year's Circuit Pro World Championship on October 30th and November 1 in Doha, marking the return of Aquabike to Qatar after a decade's hiatus. With the excitement for the World Championship races building, the Doha Marine Sports Club worked alongside Aquabike Promotion to further bolster Aquabike's imprint in Qatar by hosting the Continental Runabout GP2 alongside the World Championship races. This means even more Aquabike action will be added to the Runabout GP1, Ski Division GP1, Ski Ladies GP1, and Freestyle races that have already been announced. Upon signing the agreement with Salah bin Ibrahim Al Mannai, Vice-President of the Doha Marine Sports Club, Aquabike Promotion's CEO Raimondo San Germano stated: 'We are already very excited to be hosting the Circuit Pro World Championship in Qatar this season, and as a sign of the country's growing interest and significance in jet ski racing, it seemed an obvious choice for us to host the Continental Runabout GP2 in Qatar too. This will elevate Qatar to an even greater level of importance within the racing world, and we are very excited about what will be an action-packed closing round to this year's Aquabike season'. Salah bin Ibrahim Al Mannai, said: 'We are honoured and proud to host the closing round of the 2025 Aquabike Circuit Pro World Championship here in Doha, Qatar. I extend our sincere gratitude to Aquabike Promotion and all participants for choosing Qatar as the destination for such a prestigious event. I would also like to thank the Ministry of Sports and Youth, State of Qatar, for their continuous support and guidance in making this event possible.' This year's Circuit Pro World Championship will get underway next month on the 16th of August in Lake Toba, Indonesia, followed by an all-classes round in Olbia, Italy on the 17th-19th of October, before closing out alongside the Continental Runabout GP2 in Doha, Qatar two weeks later.
