Saudi Arabia's Mohammed Al-Arabi won the Professional category in the second round of the 2026 Saudi Toyota Drift Championship in Al-Ahsa, setting up a title decider with Oman's Ahmed Al-Amri in the final round. Al-Amri finished second and Yousef Bahuwairth third. The result reversed the first round, which Al-Amri won ahead of Al-Arabi. In the Semi-Professional category, Fahad bin Rubayyi won, ahead of Sultan Al-Aqili and Saud Al-Abbasi. In the Amateur category, Qaswara Hammam took first place, followed by Amir Al-Aqili and Osama Al-Asiri, SPA reported. The round drew a large crowd and 47 drivers: 19 Professional, 19 Semi-Professional, and nine Amateur. It was supervised by the Saudi Automobile and Motorcycle Federation, managed by Bakhashab Motorsport, and held in partnership with Jameel Motorsport. The third and final round, which will decide the 2026 champions in all three categories, takes place in Jeddah on November 26 and 27. The championship is part of the federation's efforts to develop motorsport in the Kingdom, support national talent, and strengthen safety standards.
