Danger Zone III
Posted: Sat Aug 24, 2024 11:22 pm
The trip began with a 170 km drive from home, accompanied by Ahmad Hasan. The journey to the meeting area was full of fun and excitement. Upon arrival, we received a quick briefing from Marshal Daggerfall, who outlined the plan for the day. I was assigned to be the third driver in the convoy, as instructed by the organizer.
The off-road area was quite challenging, with Marshal Daggerfall selecting dunes that were both fun and challenging. The driving style for the day was “last man standing,” which added an element of motivation to the experience. I managed to hold my position as the third driver for two hours, from 3:30 PM until 5:26 PM. At one point, I briefly moved up to the second lead for about 15 seconds before stepping back to my original position.
I want to extend my gratitude to the Marshals for their efforts in creating such an enjoyable experience. A special thanks to Ehab and Carlos for their support throughout the drive. Although I’m relatively new to this, the Marshals’ comments and guidance made it easier to navigate the terrain.
Thanks also to my buddies for their company during the trip. Lastly, I apologize to Alvaro for the shock jump that happened in front of him—it was unintentional.
Looking forward to more adventures
The off-road area was quite challenging, with Marshal Daggerfall selecting dunes that were both fun and challenging. The driving style for the day was “last man standing,” which added an element of motivation to the experience. I managed to hold my position as the third driver for two hours, from 3:30 PM until 5:26 PM. At one point, I briefly moved up to the second lead for about 15 seconds before stepping back to my original position.
I want to extend my gratitude to the Marshals for their efforts in creating such an enjoyable experience. A special thanks to Ehab and Carlos for their support throughout the drive. Although I’m relatively new to this, the Marshals’ comments and guidance made it easier to navigate the terrain.
Thanks also to my buddies for their company during the trip. Lastly, I apologize to Alvaro for the shock jump that happened in front of him—it was unintentional.
Looking forward to more adventures