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Next Friday, the Hussein Mountain Climb Race II (the third and final round of the Jordan Mountain Climb Championship) will take place in Jerash Governorate, in the Rumman area, with the participation of 23 drivers from Jordan, Palestine, and Lebanon.
The race consists of 3 rounds, with a track length of 3000 meters, starting at an altitude of 203 meters and ending at 446 meters, with a height difference of 243 meters, and an average gradient of 8 percent.
The Jordan Automobile Sports Federation offers a special opportunity for motorsport enthusiasts to attend the race for free, with the aim of encouraging the public to closely follow the race events and enjoy the thrilling and fun atmosphere.
According to the race regulations, administrative verification procedures will be held on Monday at the Jordan Automobile Sports Federation headquarters at the Royal Automobile Club, where race numbers and optional advertisements will be distributed, and technical inspection will take place on Tuesday at the race site.
Only registered drivers will begin their official training on Tuesday, followed by the second training on Wednesday, while the list of authorized starters and the classification of participating cars will be announced on Thursday.
The maintenance parking lot will close on Friday, and a mandatory meeting for the competitors with the race director will be held on the same day.
The first round of the race will start on Friday at 10 AM, followed by the second round at 12 PM, and the third round at 2 PM.
The preliminary results will be announced at 3:30 PM, and the trophies and prizes will be distributed immediately after at 4 PM.
Participants in the race include: Amir Al-Najjar (Mitsubishi – Evo – Prototype), Hisham Al-Najjar (Mitsubishi – Colt – Prototype), Ayman Al-Najjar (Mitsubishi – Evo 6), Ghaith Al-Warikat (Mitsubishi – Evo – Prototype), Muhammad Ehab Al-Sharfa (Mitsubishi – Evo 6), Wael Mustafa (VW – Polo – Prototype), Muhammad Shaheen (Subaru – Pro Drive), Mustafa Attari (Mitsubishi – Nighthawk), Adi Al-Dawoud (Mitsubishi – Evo 8), Saif Mansour (Toyota – AE 86), Khalil Muhaisen (BMW – E30 – M3), Bilal Qablawi (Toyota – Corolla), Ashraf Al-Bawab (BMW – E30), Alex Faghli (Lebanon) – (Skoda – Fabia – RS), Fadi Shaheen (BMW – E30 – M3), Rami Jaber (Palestine) – (Mitsubishi – Evo 6), Muhammad Al-Sharfa (Palestine) – (BMW – E30), Muhammad Al-Azza (Citroen – ZX), Raad Rasheed (VW – Golf – GTI), Yazan Jumaa (Renault – Clio – RS), Ahmed Shaheen (Toyota – Corolla), Assem Aref (Renault – Clio – RS), Abdul-Ilah Nasif (Palestine) – (Seat – Cordoba).
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