M: “Hosting our first international motor race was a significant milestone for us at Kuwait Motor Town, and I think the first Hankook 12H KUWAIT was a major success for all parties involved in the event. It was a major step forward for our circuit in terms of readiness and capability of hosting international motor racing, and provided a global platform to showcase local rising talents in Kuwaiti motorsport.”

M: “We were more ‘excited’ than ‘surprised’! To the point that we’re looking forward to welcoming an even larger fan turnout for the second Hankook 12H Kuwait.”

M: “Our marshals, recovery, medical and extrication teams are at the core of our circuit operations, and we’re extremely proud of all the time and effort they put in to ensure the safety of all participants. But without a doubt, the Hankook 12H KUWAIT experience has helped improve each teams’ skill sets in adapting to longer hours and series specific regulations.” 

M: “Motorsport is dynamic both on and off-track. For our team, it is crucial that we can adapt to any circumstance, overcome any obstacle, and always set our vision towards the end goal. Transparency and clear communications are of high importance between all organizing parties to ensure a successful event, and that will be no different at this year’s Hankook 12H KUWAIT.”

M: “Honestly? No. But we believe that there is always room for improvement, of course.  Without the minor obstacles we had to face last year, whether it was on the lead up to that weekend or the race itself, we would not have been able to test our response in tackling any presented issue.”

M: “We take great pride in representing Kuwait as a circuit, as much as we do when a Kuwaiti team participates in an international motor race under the 24H SERIES banner. The Hankook 12H KUWAIT has set its mark in history as the first international motor race in Kuwait, and we’re very much looking forward to seeing more national teams participate in the future.”