4 Hours of Dubai

4 Hours of Dubai

Asian Le Mans Series
Venue	Dubai Autodrome
First race	2021
Last race	2025
Duration	4 hours
Most wins (driver)	René Binder Ferdinand Habsburg Yifei Ye Matthew Bell Ben Hanley Rodrigo Sales (2)
Most wins (team)	Algarve Pro Racing (3)
Most wins (manufacturer)	Oreca (9)

The 4 Hours of Dubai is an endurance race for sports cars held at Dubai Autodrome in Dubai, United Arab Emirates.

History

René Binder in the #26 G-Drive Racing Aurus 01-Gibson at the 2021 4 Hours of Dubai

Due to the COVID-19 pandemic, the 2021 Asian Le Mans Series season was run entirely in the United Arab Emirates. On January 13, 2021, the schedule was revised with Dubai Autodrome added with a double-header weekend. ^[1] This was done to reduce isolation times due to travel restrictions in the UAE. ^[2] The race has remained on the calendar since then and has been run twice per Asian Le Mans Series season for all but one year.

Results

Year	Overall Winner(s)	Entrant	Car	Duration	Race Title	Championship	Report	Ref
2021 (Race 1)	René Binder Ferdinand Habsburg Yifei Ye	G-Drive Racing	Aurus 01	4:02:26	4 Hours of Dubai	Asian Le Mans Series	report	[3]
2021 (Race 2)	René Binder Ferdinand Habsburg Yifei Ye	G-Drive Racing	Aurus 01	4:03:13				[4]
2022 (Race 1)	Matthew Bell Ben Hanley Rodrigo Sales	Nielsen Racing	Oreca 07	4:03:07	4 Hours of Dubai	Asian Le Mans Series	report	[5]
2022 (Race 2)	Matthew Bell Ben Hanley Rodrigo Sales	Nielsen Racing	Oreca 07	4:02:00				[6]
2023 (Race 1)	James Allen John Falb Kyffin Simpson	Algarve Pro Racing	Oreca 07	4:03:08	4 Hours of Dubai	Asian Le Mans Series	report	[7]
2023 (Race 2)	Nolan Siegel Christian Bogle Charles Crews	Inter Europol Competition	Oreca 07	4:03:13				[8]
2024	Ahmad Al Harthy Nikita Mazepin Louis Delétraz	99 Racing	Oreca 07	4:01:25	4 Hours of Dubai	Asian Le Mans Series	report	[9]
2025 (Race 1)	Malthe Jakobsen Michael Jensen Valerio Rinicella	Algarve Pro Racing	Oreca 07	4:01:35	4 Hours of Dubai	Asian Le Mans Series	report	[10]
2025 (Race 2)	Olli Caldwell Kriton Lendoudis Alex Quinn	Algarve Pro Racing	Oreca 07	4:01:18				[11]

Records

Wins by constructor

Rank	Constructor	Wins	Years
1	Oreca	9	2021 (Race 1)–2025 (Race 2)

Wins by engine manufacturer

Rank	Constructor	Wins	Years
1	Gibson	9	2021 (Race 1)–2025 (Race 2)

Drivers with multiple wins

Rank	Driver	Wins	Years
1	René Binder	2	2021 (Race 1)–2021 (Race 2)
	Ferdinand Habsburg		2021 (Race 1)–2021 (Race 2)
	Yifei Ye		2021 (Race 1)–2021 (Race 2)
	Matthew Bell		2022 (Race 1)–2022 (Race 2)
	Ben Hanley		2022 (Race 1)–2022 (Race 2)
	Rodrigo Sales		2022 (Race 1)–2022 (Race 2)

References

1. Goodwin, Graham (January 13, 2021). "Asian Le Mans Series Revised Schedule, Later Start/ Dubai Races Added". www.dailysportscar.com. Retrieved June 22, 2025.
2. Lloyd, Daniel (January 13, 2021). "Calendar Update Sees Dubai Introduced as Season-Opener – Sportscar365". sportscar365.com. Retrieved June 22, 2025.
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