Amir Hisham Al-Najjar secured the overall title at the fourth and final round of the Jordan Speed Test Championship on Friday, 17 October 2026. The competition took place at the Hover Up Track located in the Dead Sea. Driving a Mitsubishi Evo Prototype, Amir Hisham Al-Najjar finished the 4WD and overall category with a time of 1:46.336 minutes. The event marked the conclusion of the season for the Jordan Speed Test Championship. This final round served as the definitive test for the drivers, who arrived at the Hover Up Track in the Dead Sea to showcase their mechanical precision and driving capability. The championship, which spanned four distinct rounds throughout the season, reached its climax as participants sought to secure their final rankings in the overall standings.
Competitive 4WD Category Results
Hisham Amir Al-Najjar secured second place in the 4WD category during the final round of the Jordan Speed Test Championship on 17 October 2026. Driving a Mitsubishi Colt Prototype, he completed the course at the Hover Up Track in the Dead Sea with a time of 1:47.222 minutes. His performance ensured he remained among the top contenders in the 4WD class throughout the duration of the race day.
Fadi Dahshan claimed the third position in the same 4WD category. Operating a Mitsubishi Evo 7, Fadi Dahshan recorded a final time of 1:53.049 minutes. The competition within the 4WD category remained intense, as drivers navigated the technical layout of the Hover Up Track to achieve their fastest possible times. Each of these participants demonstrated significant skill in maneuvering their respective vehicles through the course.
FWD and RWD Category Winners
Yazan Jumaa secured the top position in the Front-Wheel Drive category during the final round of the Jordan Speed Test Championship held on 17 October 2026. Operating a Renault Clio RS, he completed his run at the Hover Up Track with a recorded time of 1:57.721 minutes. His victory in the FWD category was a significant highlight for the day's proceedings at the Dead Sea.
Abdul Rahman Shekakwa emerged as the winner of the Rear-Wheel Drive category at the same event. Driving a Rista Go, he finished the course in the Dead Sea with a time of 1:57.170 minutes. Both drivers claimed their respective category titles as the Jordan Speed Test Championship concluded its season at the venue. Their success reflected the diverse range of vehicle types and driving styles present at the championship.
Event Scope and Participation
Thirty-nine drivers participated in the final round of the Jordan Speed Test Championship. These competitors represented both Jordan and Palestine. The event, organized under the supervision of Jordan Motorsport and supported by Zain Jordan, drew participants from across the region to the Hover Up Track. Drivers navigated the course at the Dead Sea to determine the final standings for the season. The field included a range of local talent, with participants commuting from Amman and other areas to compete in the championship conclusion. The diverse group of 39 drivers noted the broad appeal of the sport, as competitors from Jordan and Palestine gathered to test their limits on the track. By organizing the event at the Hover Up Track, Jordan Motorsport provided a venue that allowed for a clear assessment of speed and vehicle handling, marking a successful end to the seasonal competition.