Meshal Al-Saber DragWars Triumph: Meshal Al-Saber, the master of Pro Nitrous Motorcycles, has been constantly chasing victory in the middle of Kuwait amidst the loud engines and hot pavement ever since his big win in 2016. He and the great tuner Brad McCoy were thrilled to win the ProFabrication DragWars on a cool Saturday night at GALOT Motorsports Park with their Q80 Racing Hayabusa. They finally had the fame they were looking for.
Getting to this historic win began for Al-Saber with a No. 1 qualifying spot, which set up a fierce battle on the dragstrip. He used his car to its full potential in the last race, setting a time of 4.012 seconds and a speed of 176.10 miles per hour. Chris Garner-Jones, his rival and the leader in points, had problems with his car and had to limp to the finish line in 8.358 seconds at 52.30 miles per hour.
After winning, Al-Saber talked about how he felt: “I often make it to the finals only to lose because of small mistakes.” Our team is now coming back, though. We want to do better than we did in the last race in the next ones. I really hope that we can make history and stick in history. Our famous tuner, Brad McCoy, has been very important to our process. Because of his skill and dedication, he made the perfect ride for me. From the bottom of my heart, I want to thank the BMRC and the Q80 Racing crew for their unwavering support, which made this victory possible on American soil. Our attention is now on Virginia because we want to win the World Finals twice in a row.
Al-Sabre’s dominant showing in the eliminations was an important step on the way to this level of success. He got off to a fast start, clocking 4.041 seconds at 175.46 mph. This put him ahead of Terry Wynn, who fell because of a red light. In the semifinals, Al-Saber beat Mohammed Alawad with a time of 4.032 seconds at 175.50 miles per hour. This made the final race between two Kuwaitis. The other person behind Al-Saber was 6.168 seconds behind him in time.
At this time, Garner-Jones became a strong rival in his T.T. Jones Racing Hayabusa. He won the race after getting the No. 2 qualifying spot and making it to the final round for the fourth time in the last five races. He beat the experienced fighter Ashley Owens in the first round with an amazing time of 4.005 seconds at 177.49 miles per hour, moving on to the finals. A red light killed Owens. In the semifinals, garner-Jones beat Brayden Davis, who was in the running for the title. Garner-Jones crossed the finish line in 4.031 seconds and 173.96 miles per hour, while Davis finished in 3.988 seconds, far behind.
Meshal Al-Saber and Brad McCoy won this exciting race of speed and skill, and their names will go down in the history of drag racing as a testament to their unwavering determination and unmatched skill in the Pro Nitrous Motorcycle racing scene.
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