Riyadh: Motor Mania GT, a Saudi GT racing program, has been added to the official support race program of the Aramco F4 Saudi Arabian Championship, held under the sporting supervision of the Saudi Automobile and Motorcycle Federation (SAMF) and organized by ALTAWKILAT Motorsport. According to Saudi Press Agency, the launch of the new series marks another step toward expanding the motorsport landscape in Saudi Arabia and Qatar by creating more opportunities for drivers, teams, and motorsport enthusiasts to compete in professional, well-organized circuit racing. Motor Mania GT has been designed to broaden access to GT racing while preserving the close competition and excitement that define the category. This season's format features a multi-class grid of 12 cars representing manufacturers including Ferrari, Radical, McLaren, and Ginetta, giving drivers the opportunity to experience top-level GT competition under high organizational standards. Each race weekend will include a 25-minute free practice session, followed by a 25-minute qualifying session and a 35-minute race. All races will begin with a rolling start, and all participants must hold a valid racing license issued by SAMF. Registration for Motor Mania GT, limited to a small number of grid slots, will open soon, with further details to be announced.
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