The Abu Dhabi team boats are preparing to start a very important challenge through the sixth and final round of the Formula 2 World Championship, which is being held in the city of Vilavelha in Portugal and on the banks of the famous Douro River. This round is the decisive point through the competition for the championship season title and attempts to win one of the most valuable titles in international marine sports competitions, which the Abu Dhabi team seeks to win through its two boats, Abu Dhabi 1, led by Rashid Al Qamzi, and Abu Dhabi 36, led by Mansour Al Mansouri.
The competition reached its peak with the conclusion of the fifth and last round of the championship, during which Mansour Al Mansouri was able to win the round title and shuffle the cards of the lead. Rashid Al Qamzi currently leads the general standings with 61 points, followed by the Lithuanian boat Edrigas Ryabko with 55 points, and Al Mansouri comes in third with 51 points. Also entering the competition are the British Matthew Palverman and the Swedish Matilda Wiberg with 44 points each.
For the first time in many seasons, the championship reaches its final stage with five competitors for the season title, which is strong evidence of the high technical level and strength of the participants in the competition.
The Abu Dhabi team has the best chances with two competitors in the running for the title, with Al Qamzi leading the standings. Al Qamzi dreams of repeating his achievement for the second season in a row, and for the fifth time in his history of participation with the team, while Al Mansouri is looking forward to winning his first title in the competition as well, and recording his own history in Formula 2 races.
The competition details will begin with the official registration and technical inspection today, during the round in which 16 boats are expected to participate. The competition will continue with the best time race tomorrow, followed by the start of the main and final race on Sunday.
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