The Sports Management Department in Dubai (DSC) participated in an event under the guidance of Dr. Abdulla Al-Karama, a member of the Council of Directors. Participants in the Trifecta Spartan Race competed in four different categories: a 4 km run with 20 obstacles, a 10 km run with 25 barriers, an open category, a 21 km run with 30 obstacles, and also a children's category, including distances of 1 km and 3 km.
DSC actively supports various competitions in Dubai, aiming to diversify sporting events and provide opportunities for sports fans from different countries to participate in competitions, considering that the emirate is home to over 200 nationalities.
Dubai has gained worldwide recognition as a "Hub of Challenges" and is the host of more than 10 of the most famous and significant championships. Among the most well-known are Dubai Games, Arabian Warriors, Spartan, Mud Challenge, Snow Challenge, Desert Challenge, Water Games Challenge, Obstacle Challenge in the women's sports tournament Sheikha Hind, Aventura Challenge, and many other events held in various locations, such as Jumairah, Al-Marmoom, Hatta, as well as in other tourist and significant places in Dubai, attracting representatives from various social classes and sportsmen from the UAE and abroad.
The Spartan brand has achieved global recognition and has become a symbol of excellence thanks to a series on Netflix and the world championship in obstacle racing held in Abu Dhabi. More than 3,800 men and women, including 600 children, participated in the Trifecta Spartan Race. The event took place with the collaboration of DSC and was organized by I.T.P. Media in parks and residences in Dubai.
The Spartan race in the Middle East supports humanitarian initiatives and aims to represent a global standard for obstacle races, as well as training and fitness programs, inspiring people at all levels to achieve their best results.
"We have a multitude of obstacle races, and we take pride in this because it helps diversify the sports infrastructure of the UAE," said the deputy general secretary of DSC, Nasser Aman Al-Rahma.
