Under the umbrella of the Ministry of Sports and Youth, the third round of the Track Race Series, organized by the Qatar Sports for All Federation, took place in a lively and energetic sporting atmosphere. The event drew over 270 male and female participants from across the community and all age groups, competing on the indoor Aspire track.
The competition was marked by enthusiasm and determination at all levels. The races were divided into three timed categories to suit all age groups:
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Adults: 15 to 30 minutes
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Juniors: 10 minutes
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Children (ages 3–6): 5 minutes
Winners were determined based on the number of laps completed, adding a unique and competitive element to the race while ensuring fair opportunities for all participants. The event was further enriched by strong family attendance and support, turning the races into a festive and engaging sports and entertainment event, promoting the importance of community sports engagement and healthy living.
The round concluded with the top three winners in each category stepping onto the podium to receive medals and prizes. All participants who completed the race were also honored with encouragement gifts, in appreciation of their commitment and sportsmanship.
Mr. Abdullah Al-Dosari, Executive Director of the Qatar Sports for All Federation, stated that the Track Race Series continues to achieve growing success with each edition. He emphasized that these races have become more than just a competitive event—they now serve as a family-friendly platform that encourages physical activity and wider community participation in sports.
Al-Dosari also announced that registration remains open for the final round of the series through the “Sports for All” mobile app.
