Abdulaziz Alfaisal

Abdulaziz Alfaisal, born on June 4, 1983, is a prominent Saudi Arabian racing driver with a diverse and successful career in motorsport. A member of the Saudi royal family, his passion for racing ignited in 2005 when he began competing in the Formula BMW racing series. He quickly progressed, showcasing his talent and determination.

Alfaisal's career gained significant momentum in 2009 when he entered the Middle Eastern Porsche GT3 Cup Challenge. His exceptional skills led him to clinch the championship title in 2010, solidifying his position as a top driver in the region. From that moment, he focused on endurance racing, participating in prestigious events such as the 24 Hours of Dubai Race with Saudi Falcons, the FIA GT3 World Championship, and the Radical Masters AUH. He secured his second Middle Eastern Porsche GT3 Cup Challenge title in 2012.

His success opened doors to international opportunities, including an invitation to race in the 24 Hours of Le Mans in 2012 with a Porsche factory team. While his initial outing was cut short, he returned in 2013 and 2014, achieving commendable results in a Ferrari 458 Italia GT2. Alfaisal also distinguished himself as the only Arab driver in the German ADAC GT Masters championship, earning a podium finish early on. With multiple wins, podiums and fastest laps, Abdulaziz "ATF" Alfaisal is a significant figure in Middle Eastern racing, bridging the gap between the European and Middle Eastern racing scenes.