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RIYADH: Saudi driver Reema Juffali has admitted she gained valuable experience from her latest outing at the BRDC British F3 Championship and paid tribute to fans for their support back home.

The 29-year-old Douglas Motorsport team racer was in action at Donington Park in the third stage of the competition, having recorded a fourth-place finish last time out at Silverstone.

At Donington, Juffali was competitive throughout and although she was unable to finish the two races on Sunday, there were positives to take from the event.

She said: 鈥淭he weekend was a tough one. I knew it was going to be challenging going into it having had experience on the track. I think there were definitely positives, from testing to qualifying and then into the races. I was only improving and getting better throughout the weekend, and the same goes for my racing and race craft.

鈥淭he experience I gained was very valuable and I鈥檝e learnt a lot from the mistakes I made. I鈥檓 going to take that, improve on it, and definitely come back stronger for the next stage at Spa (Circuit de Spa-Francorchamps, Belgium).鈥�

With a two-week break before the next stage of the competition, which takes place on July 24 and 25, Juffali will be spending the time reflecting and preparing for the event.

鈥淚t鈥檚 important after a weekend that didn鈥檛 really go your way to take some time off, come back with a fresh mind and reflect on the good, as well as the things you need to improve on, which is what I鈥檓 going to do over the next week or so,鈥� added the Jeddah-born driver.

鈥淭he following week will be all about preparation for Spa. I鈥檝e never raced there before so I鈥檓 going to need to do a lot of work with the team behind the scenes in order to make sure I鈥檓 as ready as possible, incorporating sim (simulated) work, data, and as much as I can do.鈥�

Despite the fact she is currently performing many miles from home, Juffali reserved some special praise for fans who are supporting her from 抖阴短视频 as she bids to make her mark in F3.

鈥淚鈥檇 like to say a really big thank you for all the support and encouragement I鈥檝e received. Even though I鈥檓 racing in the UK, I do feel as though I鈥檓 sharing it with everyone back home. Good or bad, I share my experiences with them, and I hope they鈥檙e enjoying being part of the journey.

鈥淲hen it doesn鈥檛 go your way, it鈥檚 important to share that, and the messages and kind support I鈥檝e received really does go a long way, so a big thank you to everybody who is supporting me,鈥� she said.