Dubai: Hundreds of spectators, adrenaline junkies, and motor loyalists gathered to witness DSBK’s curtain-raising ‘The Adrenaline Cup’ race. The event saw riders from around the world fly down to compete in a blood-pumping, 14-lap sprint to the finish at the Dubai Autodrome Circuit.  

The excitement was palpable as fans cheered on the riders darting down the track, full throttle, attempting to beat the clock, all while resisting the relentless heat and fierce competition.  

By the end, 3 racers took home the top spots.  

Qatari rider, Saeed Al Sulaiti came in 1st place followed by Italian, Saska Totaro, while Aref Al Marzooqi came third, representing the UAE. 

When asked about the win, Saeed Al Sulaiti praised the platform and the demanding sprint, “The race was challenging for sure, especially in the Dubai sun, but it was a thrill to participate with so many incredible racers and look forward to more DSBK races in the future!”

The fun-filled day also saw attendees enjoy live music, acrobatic performances, food trucks, and an opportunity to meet and greet the bikers. 

“The turnout today is a testament to the excitement we believe sport can draw in. This gives us high hopes for when we crank things into full gear next year and officially launch our Biking festival.”  Says DSBK co-founder, Salman Yusuff Khan

This event was in anticipation of the brand’s official festival launch next year, with ambitious plans to become the region’s foremost name in motorbike racing. 

“Watching our idea finally come to life was an incredible experience. We are so thankful for the wonderful support and know that this is a big step forward towards building enthusiasm around Superbiking in the region.” – Adds Nasir Syed, DSBK co-founder, and veteran racer.

"The DSBK Adrenaline Cup promises to be one of the most exciting and thrilling superbike racing events ever to be held in Dubai. The coverage for the event will provide a huge boost in exposure as well as access to leading industry experts to all the participants." Nasir had said before the event.

(Ms. Hafsa Shahid, Events Coordinator ARP Media, Dr. S.M. Tahir Chairman Iqra Group, Mr. Majid Khan CEO- NkN Media, Rajesh Loda MD- NkN Media, Ms. Khushboo Gupta- Media and marketing consultant DSBK)

(Mr. Adnan Sheikh , Dr. S.M. Tahir, & Muhammad Moiz Khan)

(Mr. Nasir Promoter of the DSBK event, Dr. S.M. Tahir Chairman Iqra Group, Mr. Nayeem from DSBK.)

(Mr. Hazzik Chaudhry , Mr. Sabiq Basheer, Dr. S.M. Tahir, & Hafsa Shahid)

 

 

 
 

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Amaravati (PTI): Andhra Pradesh Chief Minister N Chandrababu Naidu on Friday said the state government is in possession of the "chargesheet reports" filed in the US related to the alleged bribery scam involving the previous YSRCP government and the Adani Group, and “promised” to act on the irregularities.

Business tycoon and Adani Group chairman Gautam Adani has been charged by the US Department of Justice over his role in an alleged years-long scheme to pay USD 250 million bribe to Indian officials in exchange for favourable terms for solar power contracts, an allegation refuted by the Indian conglomerate.

The previous YSRCP regime is embroiled in the alleged scam with claims that government officials received bribes from the Adani Group.

Addressing the Assembly, the Chief Minister said his government will study those charges and act on them.

"I have all the chargesheet reports filed there (US). It is in the public domain. Will study it (the allegations and indictment). Will act on it and inform you,” said Naidu.

He noted that over the past five months, the TDP-led government has been discussing the alleged corruption that took place between 2019 and 2024.

The YSRCP had on Thursday dismissed the allegations made against the government headed by it and said there was no direct agreement with the Adani group.

Highlighting that the allegations involving the YSRCP regime and Adani group, have hurt the prestige and brand image of the southern state, Naidu termed it as a "very sad development".

Some members in the House wanted former CM Jagan Mohan Reddy to be held accountable if the charges against him are proven.