The event, hosted by the SAMF with Abdul Latif Jameel Co., is being supported by the Ministry of Sports and the emirate of the Al-Baha province.
The venue, set in the picturesque Khaira Forest Heights area of Bani Hassan governorate in the south of the Kingdom, will see more than 50 competitors vying for the title.
The competition will be held over two consecutive days on a 2.8-kilometer course with approximately 15 turns from start to finish, ascending to a final point at an altitude of 340 meters, and promises to be a display of fortitude, determination and motoring prowess.
Prizes include a GR 86 MT car for the first-place winner and monetary rewards totaling SR50,000 ($13,328), shared among the top performers in each category.
Over the past few months, the SAMF has been preparing to maintain the high standards set by this year’s Saudi Toyota Championship 2023, one of the most significant events on the Kingdom’s motorsport calendar.
