![]() He recently won the online dirt rally title in Kuwait and expects to compete in the next two upcoming rallies. Mohamad Al Thefiri works in the Kuwait army and due to his official work, he was not able to race in the first qualifier. Though I’ve a big experience of online dirt rallies, I’m contesting due to my friend (Mohamad Al Thefiri), this is my first online WRC 8,” Al Thefiri added. I had played these stage before and got a good time but I could not repeat it. Talking about his Sweden Rally performance, he said, “I had some problems with the server. It’s good to have a new sport and I’m happy to enter this championship,” the Kuwaiti said. They just know about karting, circuit racing and drifting but they are doing well. Drivers of many other countries are also competing. “The level of other participants is very high. So the online events are getting a big boost now. They did well to choose this time as all sporting activities have been stopped by the coronavirus pandemic. Qatar’s former FIA World Cup for Cross-Country Rallies T2 winner Adel Hussein Abdulla, MERC 2 regional champions Meshari Al Thefiri and his Qatari co-driver Nasser Saadoun Al Kuwari, Oman Rally champions Zakariya Al Aufi and his co-driver Ammar Al Balushi and Qatar Touring Car Championship M240 runner-up Hamad Al Sulaiti were all seen in the thick of the tough fights on the snowy course of the first race.īarring the reigning MERC 2 winners Al Thefiri and Al Kuwari, who were a bit unfortunate to slip to fourth spots in their respective groups, others displayed good set of skills and placed themselves firmly on the course of getting a spot in the Week 2 (semi-finals) of the championship.Īl Thefiri said he had some connectivity issues with the server but it was overall a big fun to compete against some strong online performers. The Qatar Motor and Motorcycle Federation-organised WRC 8 had its first qualifying race in Sweden on Sunday and pulsating fights for top positions marked the start of the online racing. Mine, too.Some of the car racing pros competing in the WRC 8 are relishing the digital challenge and expressed wish to have more such events in order to develop the online racing in the region. "He mentioned my advice, to ‘trust the book,' and said he was glad that he did, because it felt incredible to have the truth out there, to feel-his voice caught-‘free,'" the journalist wrote. (The couple also share daughter Lilibet, 23 months).Īnd Harry and Moehringer's efforts had an impact on the royal, who even paid tribute to the writer during his book party. "He exhaled and calmly explained that, all his life, people had belittled his intellectual capabilities," Moehringer said, "and this flash of cleverness proved that, even after being kicked and punched and deprived of sleep and food, he had his wits about him."īut nonetheless, the novelist stood his ground with Harry eventually conceding and telling him, "‘I really enjoy getting you worked up like that.'"Īside from their disagreements, working with Harry was a positive experience for Moehringer, who even spent time at Harry and wife Meghan Markle's Montecito, Calif., home while working on "Spare." In fact, he revealed that while staying in their guest house, Meghan would visit with her and Harry's four-year-old son Archie. ![]() On their tense Zoom call, Harry took the opportunity to advocate once again for why it was important to add how the kidnapping ended in his memoir. "Harry always wanted to end this scene with a thing he said to his captors, a comeback that struck me as unnecessary," the Pulitzer Prize winner wrote, "and somewhat inane." ![]() ![]() ![]() Harry wanted to include what he said back to his attackers, but Moehringer wasn't convinced it was right to add to "Spare"-becoming a point of contention as they worked on the memoir. In his memoir, the Harry & Meghan star wrote that his kidnappers threw him against a wall, proceeded to chock him and and throw insults-including a dig at his late mother, Princess Diana. "He's hooded, dragged to an underground bunker," the Tender Bar author explained, "beaten, frozen, starved, stripped, forced into excruciating stress positions by captors wearing black balaclavas." Jessie J Gives Birth, Welcomes Baby Boy Over One Year After MiscarriageĪccording to Moehringer, it was over an anecdote where Harry recalls being "captured by pretend terrorists." ![]()
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