Yara Shalaby Teams Up With Moataz Aref in Rally - Egypt Today
.Yara Shalaby in one of her races - Courtesy of Yasser RezkYara Shalaby teams up with Moataz Atef in rally racing
CAIRO – 8 February 2018: Yara Shalaby, the emerging Egyptian only female rally racer, announced through her Facebook account that this year, her team Gazelle Rally Team will collaborate with BANG BANG team, owned by Moataz Atef Omar.
BANG BANG racing team was established in 2016 by top drivers in Egypt’s speed tests. The team is ranked as one of the best competing teams in the Motorsport.
This collaboration is sponsored by KAPCI Coatings, the leader in car refinishing for more than 33 years. They offer high quality products on the market, together with services, training and support.
Yara Shalaby, 33, has become the first professional female rally driver in the country, winning several races out of 25. She is overcoming stereotypes by proving her talent as a skilled and successful racer in Egypt.
“With every race, I force people to respect what I do and who I am,” she told Egypt Today in a previous interview.
Entering the world of rally racing four years ago, Shalaby has already made a mark in the field; she won the first position in the amateur category of the 2014 Pharaohs International Cross Country Rally, and the second overall position. She has also won the second position in the amateur categories of the 2013 El-Remaly Desert Challenge and the 2014 El-Gouna Rally Cup.
She is now Egypt’s ambassador to the Women in Motorsports organization.
BANG BANG racing team was established in 2016 by top drivers in Egypt’s speed tests. The team is ranked as one of the best competing teams in the Motorsport.
This collaboration is sponsored by KAPCI Coatings, the leader in car refinishing for more than 33 years. They offer high quality products on the market, together with services, training and support.
Yara Shalaby, 33, has become the first professional female rally driver in the country, winning several races out of 25. She is overcoming stereotypes by proving her talent as a skilled and successful racer in Egypt.
“With every race, I force people to respect what I do and who I am,” she told Egypt Today in a previous interview.
Entering the world of rally racing four years ago, Shalaby has already made a mark in the field; she won the first position in the amateur category of the 2014 Pharaohs International Cross Country Rally, and the second overall position. She has also won the second position in the amateur categories of the 2013 El-Remaly Desert Challenge and the 2014 El-Gouna Rally Cup.
She is now Egypt’s ambassador to the Women in Motorsports organization.
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