The Great Pride & Honor of Mohammad Albaz in The Biggest Single Grand Slam!!! "WGP#1 World Cup 2022" during 14-18 December 2022 at Jomtien Beach, Pattaya City, Thailand, which is a final round of the championship "WGP#1 World Series 2022" and winning the world's highest prize money.

One of the classes that all of water sports fans are most interested in, Pro Runabout GP as the "Clash of the Titans " in "WGP#1 World Cup 2022". All of the “Titans” who candidates to win the championship, including two French riders, #86 Jeremy Perez and #4 Francois Medori, and two riders from Kuwait, #38 Mohammad Albaz, and #1kw Yousef Alabdulrazzaq, all of them are in the running for the WGP#1 World Series 2022 title. The 2021 and 2019 two-time WGP#1 World Series champions, #66 Muhammad Burbayea the Kuwaiti racer, #7 Marcus Jorgensen, Danish racer, former WGP#1 World Cup Champion in 2021 and 2019, and a Japanese racer, #J87 Hajime Isahai, former 2020 and 2018 WGP#1 World Cup Champion and 2020 WGP#1 World Series Champion, will join these classes also.

Jeremy Perez

Francois Medori

Muhammad Burbayea

Marcus Jorgensen

Dustin Farthing

Mohammad Albaz

In 1 st Moto, #116 Dustin Farthing, former 2003 WGP#1 World Cup Champion, become a “Dark Horse” to finish in 1st place, followed by #38 Mohammad Albaz in 2nd and #66 Muhammad Burbayea in 3rd. In Moto 2, #66 Muhammad Burbayea had a great race and came back to win this moto. Followed by, #38 Mohammad Albaz and #86 Jeremy Perez enter 2nd and 3rd respectively, which makes both of them, #66 Muhammad Burbayea and #38 Mohammad Albaz, has a very tight score.

In final moto, #38 Mohammad Albaz raced confidently and finished in 1st place. With #66 Muhammad Burbayea following in second place and while in third place is #T79 Permphon Teerapatpanich.

After the extremely exciting of 3 moto, #38 Mohammad Albaz snatched a double championship, WGP#1 World Cup 2022 and Asian Championship Trophy, in Pro Runabout GP with an overall score of at 166 points, beat his teammate #66 Muhammad Burbayea in second place with 161 points. #38 Mohammed Albaz is “The King of all Titans” in this class and his first WGP#1 World Cup title. French racer, #86 Jeremy Perez, win the WGP#1 World Series title. Followed by #84 Samuel Tomas Johansson, Swedish rider, and #T79 Permphon Teerapatpanich, Thai rider, was in 4th and 5th with 115 and 105 points.

WGP#1 WORLD CUP
16 January 2023