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Dubai, UAE, 24 January 2017: After a night of tense kart racing at Dubai Kartdrome, Saeed Al Mehairi, Kelly Fergal and Keanu Al Azhari all became the big victors at the SWS Sprint Races on Monday (23 January).

Saeed Al Mehairi, that safeguarded 2nd in qualifying and went on to bag 2 races in row, fought off challenging competition from his rivals, especially in Race One, where he fell to third before recuperating for the win.

In each race Al Mehairi completed less compared to 2 tenths of a second ahead of his nearby competitor, pressing in advance of Hussain Umid Ali by 0.110 secs in Race One and 0.132 secs before Anjum Shaikh in Race Two.

After the SWS Senior points were tallied, Al Mehairi was the indisputable victor for the evening with 80 factors, followed by Anjum Shaikh in 2nd with 66 points and Hussain Umid Ali taking third on 65 factors.

Afterward Al Mehairi claimed, "I think it was a great race for everyone and it was reasonable for every person also. Good enjoyable and a great race for me for the beginning of the year."

In the SWS Masters classification, for drivers 35 years and older, Kelly Fergal confirmed to be unstoppable. He was finest of course in certifying and went for 2 course triumphes straight. Alan Adotey was best-of-the-rest in 2nd place, while Heiki Eelma claimed 3rd.

Currently a normal challenger for the SWS Junior classification, Keanu Al Azhari's difficult combated evening once again showed his position as an upcoming skill in the sporting activity.

Jake Anderson topped qualifying with a best lap time of 1:23.249, simply 0.356 secs ahead of Al Azhari. Nevertheless, Anderson was unable to make use of pole position in Race One, dropping down to fifth, while a group of 4 karts, led by Reisch Constantin, stormed right into the lead.

Constantin took the chequered flag 1.822 seconds in advance of Zaid Haddad, with Al Azhari trailing in for 3rd.

In Race 2 Al Azhari pulled away from the pack and cruised residence for a comfy triumph, a full 6.280 secs ahead of Alexander Renner, complied with by Zaid Haddad in 3rd.

When the factors of the two races were calculated, Al Azhari had a total amount of 73 factors, 4 punctuate on Zaid Haddad with 69. Alexander Renner secured third with 67 factors.

Al Azhari commented, "It feels great. Race One was rather tough but in Race 2, I found it simple to repel from the leading three."

The following SWS Sprint Series night will be on Monday, 6 February at Dubai Kartdrome.

Captions:
1. SWS Senior Podium at Dubai Kartdrome 23 January 2017
2. SWS Junior Platform at Dubai Kartdrome 23 January 2017

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