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By Sports Reporter/Doha
Nasser Khalifa al-Attiyah, the FIA vice president has said that he is willing to provide full support for the 4th round of the Middle East Championship for rallies – Lebanon International Rally –, to be held during September 4 to 6.
He mentioned the volume of preparations done in order to have a successful international event and also praised the prominent role played by ATCL.
In his statement, al-Attiyah said that Lebanon rally has a good historical feedback “We are fully confident that ATCL management will have success for the Lebanese sport in particular and Arab sport in general. They have enough experience to conduct successful motor sport event, he said.
The FIA vice president added that there is availability of a large number of the Lebanese manpower to organize the event in a professional way. “The organisation is done as per the international specifications set out by FIA regulatory laws and articles. Moreover, the large number of Arab and international participation will be one of the main characteristics of Lebanon International Rally 2015.”
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