AMNA AL QUBAISI Steps Up to 24H Dubai Debut in Home Country Enduro Drive

December 19, 2025

• AMNA AL QUBAISI is making the leap to endurance racing with her debut at the 24H Dubai, joining Team Rossa’s second appearance at the Middle Eastern classic. The 25-year-old Emirati-American driver will pilot the No. 797 Rossa LM GT alongside Roman Rusinov, Viacheslav Gutak, Evgeny Kireev and Ismail Ahmedkhodjaev – quite the international crew for what promises to be an education in round-the-clock racing.
• Following in the tire tracks of her three-time 24H Dubai-winning father Khaled Al Qubaisi, AL QUBAISI brings serious single-seater credentials to the GT arena. Her resume spans Formula Regional European Championship and F1 Academy before transitioning to the Ligier European Series this past season, where she raced alongside younger sister Hamda – because apparently racing talent runs deep in this family tree.
• What makes this debut even sweeter is the home-country advantage – AL QUBAISI gets to tackle her first 24-hour challenge on familiar UAE soil. She’s clearly feeling the significance of the moment, calling it “a great honor” to race the landmark event that traditionally opens the international racing season. We love seeing drivers who understand they’re not just racing for themselves, but carrying the hopes of their entire motorsport community.

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