emirates7 - Rashid Al Dhaheri is aiming to finish his 2024 Formula 4 season with more podium appearances, competing in both the Italian F4 and Euro 4 series against top young drivers from around the globe.
Following his second-place finish at the Red Bull Ring in Austria two weeks ago, Al Dhaheri is now focused on the upcoming round of the Italian F4 series at the Barcelona-Catalunya circuit in Spain on 27th September 2024. He will then head to Monza, Italy, for two more races—one on 4th October (Euro 4) and another on 25th October (Italian F4)—to conclude his race season.
In Austria, despite challenging conditions, Al Dhaheri demonstrated his speed and skill, competing successfully against some of the world’s most promising drivers. The Italian F4 and Euro 4 championships are regarded as the most competitive in international racing, with all participants striving to advance to Formula 1.
These races bring together 45 drivers from more than 20 countries, competing for 12 teams, with mere fractions of a second often separating the fastest lap times.
Al Dhaheri currently ranks near the top of the drivers’ standings in both the Italian F4 and Euro 4 series and is aiming for strong performances in the final three races to improve his position. Known for his success throughout his career, from karting to single-seat cars, his strong showing at the Red Bull Ring highlights his potential for future success.
Following his second-place finish at the Red Bull Ring in Austria two weeks ago, Al Dhaheri is now focused on the upcoming round of the Italian F4 series at the Barcelona-Catalunya circuit in Spain on 27th September 2024. He will then head to Monza, Italy, for two more races—one on 4th October (Euro 4) and another on 25th October (Italian F4)—to conclude his race season.
In Austria, despite challenging conditions, Al Dhaheri demonstrated his speed and skill, competing successfully against some of the world’s most promising drivers. The Italian F4 and Euro 4 championships are regarded as the most competitive in international racing, with all participants striving to advance to Formula 1.
These races bring together 45 drivers from more than 20 countries, competing for 12 teams, with mere fractions of a second often separating the fastest lap times.
Al Dhaheri currently ranks near the top of the drivers’ standings in both the Italian F4 and Euro 4 series and is aiming for strong performances in the final three races to improve his position. Known for his success throughout his career, from karting to single-seat cars, his strong showing at the Red Bull Ring highlights his potential for future success.