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Prince Abdulaziz fastest in official practice as Porsche GT3 Cup Challenge Middle East heads towards climax Saudi star closes in on Porsche title Riyadh. Saudi Arabia's Prince Abdulaziz Al Faisal made the perfect start this morning as he set ...

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Prince Abdulaziz fastest in official practice as Porsche GT3 Cup Challenge Middle East heads towards climax

Saudi star closes in on Porsche title

Riyadh. Saudi Arabia's Prince Abdulaziz Al Faisal made the perfect start this morning as he set out to become the first ever winner of the Porsche GT3 Cup Challenge Middle East on home territory over the next two days.

Holding a huge 45-point lead in the 12-round one-make Porsche series, Prince Abdulaziz was fastest in official practice for this afternoon's Round 9 at Reem International Circuit, outside Riyadh with a time of 1:17.062

He can clinch the Porsche GT3 Cup title with two second place finishes today and in tomorrow (Thursday) afternoon's Round 10, with the final two rounds still to follow on Wednesday and Thursday next week.

Second fastest was fellow-Saudi driver Bandar Alesayi, who currently lies third in the championship and clocked 1:17.382, just ahead of Abu Dhabi's Khaled Al Qubaisi who set a time of 1:17.429.

Lying second in the series, Prince Khalid Al Faisal (KSA) was fourth fastest in 1:17.467, with Bandar Alireza, 1:17.567, and Faisal Binladen, 1:17.769, completing the top six.

-source: pcc me

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