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AMMAN, Oct. 17 (Petra) – Amir Hisham Al-Najjar clinched the overall
title and the 4WD category win at the fourth and final round of the
Jordan Speed Test Championship on Friday, following fierce
competition among drivers at the Hover Up Track in the Dead Sea.
Organized by Jordan Motorsport and sponsored by Zain Jordan, the
championship finale featured 39 drivers from Jordan and Palestine
competing across three heats.
In the 4WD and overall category, Amir Hisham Al-Najjar took first
place in a Mitsubishi Evo Prototype, clocking a winning time of
1:46.336 minutes in his final run. Hisham Amir Al-Najjar finished
runner-up in a Mitsubishi Colt Prototype (1:47.222), while Fadi
Dahshan secured third in a Mitsubishi Evo 7 (1:53.049).
The Front-Wheel Drive (FWD) category title was awarded to Yazan Jumaa
driving a Renault Clio RS (1:57.721), followed by Ahmad Jankhot in a
VW Golf MK2 (2:05.375) in second, and Mustafa Jumaa in a Citroën DS3
(2:05.597) in third.
In the Rear-Wheel Drive (RWD) category, Abdul Rahman Shekakwa placed
first in a Rista Go with a time of 1:57.170 minutes. Palestine’s
Basil Al-Asbah took second in a BMW E30 (2:04.031), while Jad Nabhas
placed third in a Toyota AE86 (2:04.261).
Category trophy winners included Hisham Amir Al-Najjar (Class 1),
Amir Hisham Al-Najjar (Class 2A), Fadi Dahshan (Class 2B), Saif
Mansour (Class 3A), Yazan Jumaa (Class 3B), Mustafa Jumaa (Class 4A),
Amer Musa (Class B4), Assem Al-Dharous (Class 42), Ahmad Shaheen
(Class 5A), Anzor Abzakh (Class 52), Dia Karzon (Class 5B), Anas
Toghj (Class P3), and Abdul Rahman Shekakwa (Class P4).
Special awards were presented to Anzor Abzakh (Rookie Cup), Amir
Hisham Al-Najjar (Junior Cup), and Qais Tuffaha (Master Cup).
//Petra// AA