REEMA JUFFALI & Brother ALI Claim GT4 Podium After Dramatic Barcelona Comeback

October 14, 2025

• REEMA JUFFALI made her GT4 European Championship return at Barcelona worth watching, securing AM class pole position in qualifying before a technical failure robbed her of a potential victory in Race 1. The Saudi driver showed she hasn’t lost a step during her year away from full-time competition, immediately adapting to the McLaren Artura GT4 and delivering the kind of pace that earned her GT3 wins and GT World Challenge Europe podiums in previous seasons.
• The Juffali siblings turned disaster into triumph in Race 2 after ALI JUFFALI got caught up in a first-lap collision that required pit repairs and a restart from the back. What followed was a masterclass in racecraft as Ali set the fastest AM class lap while charging through the field, cycling into the class lead before handing over to REEMA for the final stint—proving this family partnership has serious potential.
• REEMA’s closing stint showcased exactly why she’s become one of the most respected drivers in international GT racing, quickly reclaiming second place after a safety car restart and pulling a decisive gap to third place. The AM class podium marked her second GT4 Europe trophy in just two appearances, building on her home race success in Jeddah and reinforcing growing anticipation for a potential full-season 2026 campaign that could see this sibling duo become a force to be reckoned with.

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