California, October 17 (QNA) - Qatar's canopy formation team, affiliated with the Qatar Air Sports Committee under the Joint Special Forces, wrapped up its FAI World Canopy Formation Championships campaign in California, bringing home silver and bronze medals after competing against 36 teams from 16 countries.
Qatar claimed silver in the 2-Way Sequential event, finishing second in a standout performance that showcased the athletes' technical prowess and competitive capabilities. The team comprised Abdulaziz Al Zubaidi, Salman Al Sharshani, Abdullah Al Nabit, and Ahmed Al Yafei.
The team added bronze in the 4-Way Sequential event, finishing third after a fiercely contested competition. The two podium finishes underscored Qatar's strong showing and the advanced level its canopy formation discipline has attained. The team comprised Rashid Al Marri, Abdulaziz Al Marri, Abdulaziz Al Karbi, Abdel Nasser Jaran, Shamsan Al Manaei, and Abdul Hadi Al Marri.
HE Commander of the Special Forces and Chairman of the Qatar Air Sports Committee (QASC), Maj. Gen. Mohammed bin Zayed Al Otaibi, said the feat was a testament to the support Qatari sports receive from the country's leadership and its commitment to providing the resources needed to advance national teams and bolster their international competitiveness.
Qatar's air sports results reflected incredible planning, preparation, and sustained work, Al Otaibi noted, asserting that this outgrowth helps consolidate the nation's stature among leading nations in the discipline. He heaped praise on the athletes' performances in both events, citing their determination, discipline, and competitive spirit.
For his part, Secretary-General of QASC Captain Hazza Hamad Al Attiyah said he was proud of the results, adding that the two medals at a world championship featuring an elite field of international teams manifested the athletes' technical proficiency and ability to compete at the highest levels.
He noted that canopy formation demands extraordinary precision, intense concentration, and close coordination among team members. The results, he asserted, grew out of sustained preparation and the commitment of the athletes and coaching and administrative staff.
Manager of Qatar's canopy formation team Hassan Arhama said the silver and bronze medals were an incredible return from a fiercely contested campaign, citing technical and mental balance, swift decision-making, and precise execution as key hallmarks of the team's success.
Team captain Rashid Al Marri said the medals reflected the athletes' tremendous efforts throughout preparation and competition. Seeing Qatar's flag hoisted on the podium at a world championship, he added, was a source of immense pride for the entire team.
He said mutual trust and team spirit helped the athletes navigate competitive pressure and deliver their best performances, reaffirming the team's determination to build on the feat in upcoming competitions and further deepen and expand Qatar's presence on the international sporting stage. (QNA)
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