The Al Wathba Custom Show concludes with the Sheikh Zayed Festival.

Customized car contest total prize pool exceeds AED 1.8 million

The Al Wathba Custom Show closed yesterday, March 17, 2023, after four months at the Sheikh Zayed Festival. His 20 Classics and his four-wheel drive vehicle participated in an action-packed show, thrilling the audience with his routine of daredevil stunts and drifts.

The total prize pool is around AED 1.8 million, one of the largest prize pools in the UAE. The prize money he distributed to the winners in three categories. Custom cars manufactured after 1980. Entrants in this category have completely modified their vehicles, including car paint, engine, tire size, suspension system and sound system.

As for the Engine Battle category, it included engine mods, power and horsepower increases. The vehicle was tested with a “Dyno device”, a device that measures the strength and power of the car and analyzes the O2 emissions, as shown by the graph of the car’s engine weakness and strength.

The refurbishment category includes vehicle refresh and restoration to near-new condition closer to the year of manufacture. Al Wathba custom show.

In addition to rebuilding classic cars and four-wheel drive vehicles, updating and supplying engines, exciting shows by car owners were held, and car engines were customized in a special space for customizing five cars. Various workshops were held for Change the car in front of the visitor on the spot.

First place in the custom car category built before 1979 went to Salem Matar Salem Al Shamsi with a prize of AED 200,000, followed by Mohammed Ibrahim Al Hammadi with a prize of AED 130,000. Awarded to Ashraf Abdul. Hamid Saleem took his third place, taking home the prize of AED 60,000.

Ahmed Abdul Rahman Al-Hammadi won 1st, Muhammad Ibrahim Al-Hammadi 2nd and Saif Mubarak Al-Khamzi 3rd in the custom car category built after 1980, with prize money of AED 200,000 followed by AED 130,000 and AED 60,000 respectively. was. .

In the Refurbishment category, Hamid Muhammad Al-Mosaabi won first place, Muhammad Yasser took second place and Soaud Nasser Al-Hatali took third place, winning AED 130,000, AED 90,000 and AED 50,000 respectively.

In the Engine Battle TB48 category, Ahmed Salem Al Shamsi was 1st, Saeed Obaid Al Dhaheri was 2nd and Saeed Ibrahim Al Meamari was 3rd with prize pools of AED 120,000, AED 80,000 and AED 50,000 respectively.

In the Engine Battle – Full Boosted category, Khaled Adnan Al Hammadi took 1st place with a prize of AED 120,000, followed by Omar Ibrahim Al Suwaidi in 2nd place with a prize of AED 80,000 and Arslan Shakeel in 3rd place with a prize of AED 80,000. Khan joined us. Prize money of AED 50,000.

Finally, in the Engine Battle – GM category, Mohammed Rashid Al Jabri took 1st, Hamdan Rashid Al Jabri took 2nd and Mohammed Rashid Al Jabri took 3rd, with cash prizes worth AED 70,000, AED 50,000 and AED 30,000 respectively. Earned.