Tuesday, 14 April 2026 - 27 minutes
Dubai Autodrome has been the heartbeat of UAE motorsport since 2004 — but what does the FUTURE look like? We sat down with Faisal Alsahlawi, General Manager of Dubai Autodrome, for an exclusive conversation on Gedi Maaro to unpack the vision, the ambitions, and what's coming next for the Middle East's premier racing circuit.
From grassroots karting academies nurturing the next generation of Emirati drivers, to hosting world-class events like the 24H Dubai, Asian Le Mans Series, Formula 4 UAE, and Dubai Heritage - Dubai Autodrome isn't just hosting races. It's building a motorsport legacy.
In this episode, Faisal opens up about:
The vision behind Dubai Autodrome's next chapter
How the UAE is developing homegrown motorsport talent
Sustainability at the circuit — going green on the fast lane
What it takes to attract world-class international racing series
The future of motorsport culture in the Gulf region
Why Dubai is becoming a global motorsport destination
Whether you're a car enthusiast, motorsport fan, or just someone who wants to understand how Dubai keeps setting the standard — this one is for you.
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