Career
Al Azhari obtained his first kart at the age of five, making his racing debut two years later and competing until 2024. [3] During his karting career, Al Azhari most notably won the 2018–19 RMC UAE series in Micro Max and the 2024 IAME Middle East Cup in X30 Senior. [4]
In 2024, Al Azhari made his single-seater debut in the F4 Spanish Championship, racing for Tecnicar Motorsport from the third round onwards. [5] Racing in the final five rounds, Al Azhari scored a best result of tenth in race one at MotorLand Aragón en route to a 24th-place points finish. [6] At the end of the year, Al Azhari joined Yas Heat Racing to contest the inaugural season of the Formula Trophy UAE. [7] In the three-round series, Al Azhari scored a best result of fifth in both Yas Marina rounds to end the year 12th in points. [8] [9]
Al Azhari remained with Yas Heat Racing to race in the F4 Middle East Championship in early 2025, [10] in which he won race one at Lusail, [11] but was later disqualified after his clutch was found to be illegal. [12] After ending the winter tenth in points with a best result of fifth, [13] Al Azhari joined Rodin Motorsport for the rest of the year to compete in the F4 British Championship. [14] Al Azhari scored his maiden win in the reverse-grid race at Silverstone, [15] before taking further wins at Snetterton and Knockhill along with three more podiums to end the year sixth in points. [16] [17] At the end of the year, Al Azhari partook in the relaunched F4 Saudi Arabian Championship, [18] scoring two wins in Bahrain and three podiums in Jeddah to end the season runner-up to Kit Belofsky. [19] [20] Also near the end of the year, Al Azhari reunited with Yas Heat Racing to compete in Formula Trophy. [21]
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