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Hey Carnity Friends! Last weekend during our Fewbie Desert Drive in Qudra, our convoy ended up creating what might be the first-ever Bollywood Offroad Fusion Video — complete with dancing, shoveling, rope‑pulling, and an admirable attempt at choreography 😄 For anyone who hasn’t seen it yet, here’s the masterpiece we created: 👉 YouTube Link: The stars of this video are: @Stumpy @Riyad @Eddie-Raptor @Noufal @Ash S. @Carl Stanley @Bjoern @frederic demolder @Alphin Aloor @Sam Selim and Doua (Ash's friend) who was our choreography and editor. 🌟 The Challenge For the next month, I’m throwing down a fun, friendly challenge to ALL Drive Leads: ➡️ Create your own themed offroad video with your convoy! It can be Bollywood, Hollywood, Mission Impossible, Sci‑Fi, comedy, slow-motion drama… Whatever your imagination (and your convoy) can handle! ➡️ Post it on YouTube (or any platform) and share it on the forum for the whole club to watch and enjoy. This is purely for fun, creativity, and community vibes — and of course, to prove that no one can out‑dance our Qudra Fewbie convoy. 😉 🏆 Judging & Results @Gaurav, I’ll request the Carnity Leadership to form a small judging panel to review the submissions at the end of the month. We’ll let them deliberate and decide which video deserves to be crowned the Carnity Offroad Creative Convoy of the Month. Maybe we’ll even find a prize… maybe bragging rights are prize enough 👀 📅 Timeline Start date: Immediately End date: One month from now until the end of February Winners: Announced after Crew Panel review 🎥 Let’s Make the Sand Dunes Our Studio! Convoys are already full of laughs, teamwork, and surprises — this is a great chance to capture that energy and share it with the rest of the community. Can't wait to see what everyone comes up with! — Emanuel

What an absolutely brilliant execution of an idea that perfectly captures the spirit of off-roading and community. A huge, heartfelt appreciation to @Emanuel for not just leading a drive, but for thinking differently, daring to blend creativity with off-roading, and then executing it with such clarity, creativity, and passion. Coming up with an idea is one thing. Turning it into a smooth, safe, high-energy, and memorable desert experience is truly inspiring. Equally important, massive respect to the entire convoy for embracing the theme, playing along with full enthusiasm, and turning this into a true collective experience rather than just a drive with a title. From the energy, coordination, discipline, and participation, it clearly shows how strong the Carnity culture becomes when everyone contributes. You all are true Rockstars: @Stumpy @Riyad @Eddie-Raptor @Noufal @Ash S. @Carl Stanley @Bjoern @frederic demolder @Alphin Aloor @Sam Selim and Doua (Ash's friend). This is exactly what the Drive Lead Challenge is meant to inspire. Creativity without compromising safety. Fun without losing structure. Expression without ego. Leadership without noise. Experiences that people remember long after the sand is shaken off the tires. Well done, Emanuel. Well done, convoy. This one sets a benchmark and raises the bar for everyone watching and learning. Proud to see this kind of energy, ownership, and innovation. Keep it coming.

Last two years on the same drive, standard Wrangler JLU tank (70L-something) plus 20L jerrycan was more than enough. Can't imagine that 160L won't suffice)

@Natalia Guerrero @Mohit Gurnani hi welcome, i hope you make the drive it will be nice to see another Jimny on the drive

YOU CAN CERTAINLY SELL SOME FOR A PREMIUM ! - Decide the price for SPL and SUPER

Hi @DP1011 1. It is crucial for everyone that joins to understand that our cars will be jampacked with camping gear, jerrycan, wood, and recovery equipment, so it will not be a dune-bashing event. It will be more technically demanding at times. Not flying over 250m high ridges. As every year the aim is to join the magnificent views together, have a great laugh, and make sure we enter and exit safely, as we have learned that recovering vehicles or driver mistakes will be usually quite serious in Liwa. 2. The planned camp spot is two dunes away from Moreeb, so yes, if you prefer to leave the same evening you can definitely reach Moreeb in 10mins from the campsite and head back home.

You are right. If you have 160l on board you are totally fine.

Hi Alex, thanks for this, I didn’t think it would, but a rule is a rule. Liwa is a long distance to travel to and then be frowned upon..!

@JeromeFJ thank you for organizing this one! It was a massive hit with my visiting family 😁 and thank you again for the help with the crestings, always appreciate a drive with some extra learning.

Thanks @Sam Selim we will definitely meet up again 🤞

Thank you @W a q a r Hahaha…thanks bro. Here I come brace yourselves 😂😂

Congrats @Rawad Ahmad

Congratulations @Danie 🎉