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Sheikh Jaber finishes third in British Formula 4 race

From Arab Times · () English

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Newswire From a news agency Outcome reported
  • Kuwaiti driver Sheikh Jaber Athbi Al-Sabah finished third in the seventh round of the Formula 4 Championship at Croft Circuit in the United Kingdom.
  • Rain made the race especially difficult, but Sheikh Jaber also won the rookie category.
  • He said stronger mental preparation, concentration and physical fitness would be needed to improve his results before the season ends.

Sheikh Jaber Athbi Al-Sabah finished third in the seventh round of the Formula 4 Championship at Croft Circuit in the United Kingdom, securing a place on the podium despite rainy conditions.

The Kuwaiti racer said the weather made the race particularly challenging and affected his performance. He also took first place in the rookie category.

The rainy conditions made the race particularly challenging and affected my performance.

· Sheikh Jaber Athbi Al-SabahHe described the conditions during the Formula 4 race.

Sheikh Jaber said he still has an opportunity to achieve better results before the season ends. He said that would require strong mental preparation, sustained concentration and a high level of physical fitness, while praising his technical team for helping improve those areas.

He reaffirmed his determination to keep fighting for podium finishes and to raise Kuwaitโ€™s flag at international events. Sundayโ€™s race was the first of the season held in rainy conditions.

I hope to demonstrate the ability of Kuwaiti drivers to compete with the worldโ€™s top racers.

· Sheikh Jaber Athbi Al-SabahHe spoke about representing Kuwait in international motorsport.
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