The Dubai 24 Hours Race is an annual endurance racing event held at the Dubai Autodrome in the United Arab Emirates. This prestigious motorsport competition features GT and touring cars competing continuously for 24 hours, testing both driver stamina and vehicle reliability. Teams from around the world participate in this challenging event that combines professional racing teams with amateur drivers.
The race typically takes place in January and has gained significant international recognition since its inception in 2006. The Dubai Autodrome\“s 5.39-kilometer circuit provides a demanding track layout with various corners and straights that challenge drivers throughout the day and night. The event follows similar formats to other famous 24-hour races like those at Le Mans and Nürburgring, but with the unique desert backdrop of Dubai.
Organization of the Dubai 24 Hours Race involves multiple classes of vehicles competing simultaneously, including GT3, GT4, and various touring car categories. This creates exciting racing dynamics as faster GT cars navigate through slower traffic. The race requires sophisticated pit stop strategies, driver rotation schedules, and careful management of tires, fuel, and mechanical components to ensure cars can complete the full 24 hours of racing. |
