The third round of the Ramadan Sports Races for All, organized by the Qatar Sports for All Federation, witnessed remarkable participation from all categories and age groups, with a total of 326 male and female participants. The 2.5 km race, part of the intermediate category for women, saw Lili Scormon clinching the first place, with Francis Capric leading the Masters category over 40 years old. Reem Al Qubaisi topped the open category, and Dana Al Masaifri secured the first place for beginners aged 7 to 9 years old, while Sheikha Al Tamimi led the juniors aged 10 to 12 years old.

In the youth race for the same distance, Teo Fujin claimed the first place, while Khalifa Al Kubaisi topped the open category for the intermediate group aged 13 to 16 years old. Goyam Al Yenir won first place in the Masters category, and Khalifa Al Khalifi led the beginners, with Mohamed Al Qashouti securing the top spot among the juniors.

In the 5 km race, Jnoulin Shafeer secured the first place for women in the Masters category, while Khuloud Aqeel led the open category. For the men’s 5 km race, Peter Antony Tald emerged victorious in the Masters category, with Adel Al Yahri leading the open category. In the 10 km race, Nadine Al Yenir claimed the first place for women in the Masters category, while Meagna Mackeeta won the open category. Among men in the Masters category for the 10 km race, Anoud Melini secured the first place, and James Lajat topped the open category.

The children’s race for ages 3 to 6, covering a distance of 800 meters, was filled with fun and encouragement for the youngsters. In the girls’ races, Sheikha Al Abdullah won the first place, followed by Shoug Al Masaifri, with Mouza Al Jassim in third place. In the boys’ races, Fahad Al Qashouti secured the first place, followed by Nathaniel Filsova in second place, and Rio Okitch in third place.