The Qatar Sports for All Federation, under the umbrella of the Ministry of Sports and Youth, organized the conclusion of the fourth and final round of the Everyone’s Sport Running Series for all ages, which was held on Friday afternoon at Lusail Hall.

Qatari competitors clearly dominated the different race distances, which were conducted in time intervals of 10, 15, and 30 minutes, with a special 800-meter distance for children aged 3 to 6 years, with the participation of 274 competitors. Among them, 50 boys and girls competed in the 800-meter race, 89 competitors in the 10-minute race, and 36 competitors in the same distance. In the 15-minute race, 52 competitors participated, while the 30-minute race saw the participation of 47 competitors.

In the 30-minute men’s race for the masters category (ages 40 and above), Ahmed Abu Al-Fin won, while Abdullah led the open category. In the same category for women, Caroline Van came in first place in the 30-minute race.

In the 15-minute competition for the senior men, Guillaume Alliner won first place in the masters category, while Abdullah Sharbak topped the open category. In the same distance for women, Ferdausi won the masters category, and Khaloud Aqeel won the open category.

The 10-minute race for boys aged 13 to 16 was competitive, with Ali Al-Muhandi leading the intermediate category. In the beginners’ race (ages 7-8), Abdulaziz Larm won first place, and Abdulaziz Al-Jaber topped the same category for ages 9 to 10, while Ayan Salem led the junior category. Fatima Al-Obaidli led the intermediate girls’ category at the same distance, while Dana Al-Masifri led the beginners’ category (ages 7-8), and Ellen Salem won first place for ages 9 to 10. In the junior category, Hayat Al-Alawi came in first.

In the 800-meter race for children aged 3-4, Ghaida Al-Sulaiti came in first place in the girls’ competition, followed by Hind Al-Masifri, and Nora Al-Otaibi came in third. The 5-6 years old category witnessed strong competition, with Hind Al-Sheqdari coming in first, followed by Ibtisam Al-Otaibi in second, and Lulu Saad Al-Qahtani in third. Elias Hassan led the boys’ race for ages 3-4, followed by Hayyan Al-Otaibi, and Khaled Al-Ubaidan in third. Abdulaziz Al-Sulaiti won first place in the boys’ category for ages 5-6, Ali Al-Masned came in second, and Ali Al-Muraikhi came in third in the same age category.