Extra Mile Challenge Qatar
At UD Trucks MEENA, we are proud to celebrate the success of our recently concluded local competitions of the Extra Mile Challenge 2024. This prestigious global event, which spotlights the skills and professionalism of truck drivers, held its local challenges across Qatar, Abu Dhabi, and Dubai in partnership with our esteemed dealers: Jaidah Motors, Al Masaood CV&E, and United Diesel.
The competitions witnessed exceptional participation and enthusiasm from the driver community, underscoring the critical role drivers play in the success of businesses across the region. Each challenge was a resounding success, reflecting the spirit of camaraderie and excellence that the Extra Mile Challenge embodies.
Extra Mile Challenge Abu Dhabi
Recognizing the Winners
We extend our heartfelt congratulations to the champions of each local round:
- Qatar: Benny Bibin Pulliyil from Al Sehmiah Cement
- Abu Dhabi: Rezzak Akbar Ali Abdul from Green Mountain
- Dubai: Ranjith Singh from Al Faris
All participants showcased outstanding skills and sportsmanship, and our local winners represented the region with great pride in the global finals held in Ageo, Japan. Their performances were commendable, earning them recognition in the global standings.
Extra Mile Challenge Dubai
Why Extra Mile Challenge Matters
The Extra Mile Challenge is more than a competition—it's a celebration of the expertise and dedication of truck drivers, who are at the heart of our industry. For UD Trucks, the challenge exemplifies our commitment to supporting drivers and empowering them to operate more safely, efficiently, and sustainably.
For drivers, the challenge is an opportunity to refine their skills, gain recognition, and inspire peers in the industry. By fostering a culture of excellence, we aim to elevate the standards of trucking and contribute to the success of our customers.
We thank all our partners, participants, and organizers for making this year’s local rounds a tremendous success and look forward to even greater achievements in the years to come.
