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No worries @Rashid Alseeni! These things happen! That’s all part of offroading. Good to see everyone helping each other out. That’s what Carnity is all about! Hope you get the car sorted soon and see you back in the dunes again. Thank you, @DP1011, for organizing the drive!! Amazing convoy today! We had a bit of everything, from a couple of pop outs to a car breakdown! That’s what this sport is all about learning from every experience! helping each other out and coming out stronger as a team!! Thank you to the support team, @Andrew John Melvill @Gaurav Soniand @Looper for all the guidance and support throughout the drive. It was a pleasure driving with you all!6 points -
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Thank you, everyone, for today’s drive and for making me feel welcome on my first drive back with Carnity after three years away! I was definitely a little rusty, especially with the ridge riding, and struggled to keep up at times. I really appreciate everyone’s patience while I found my rhythm again. It was a learning experience, and I took a lot away from it. Unfortunately, near the end, what appeared to be a seized alternator left my car unable to continue. A special thank you to @DP1011 for being so supportive throughout, @Infaz for pulling me out with his Ram, and @Gaurav for taking the wheel of my car and getting it safely out. I’m very grateful to everyone who stayed and helped. I felt bad for holding the group up, especially on my first drive back, but your support reminded me why I wanted to return to this community. Hopefully, I’ll see you all again soon with the car sorted and a little more confidence! 🙏6 points -
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Today was a great day of Carnity desert off-roading! Thank you @DP1011 for organising a great drive with a fantastic support team (which was everyone on the drive). The event that happened twice ('popouts') is the thing we shall not mention, as it seems speaking about it only makes it a reality - a mistake I made last week, and a hypothesis we confirmed today. Glad to have been able to assist with my Air Jack and @Gaurav Soni for demonstrating how to use it so effectively, he even gave me a second opportunity to practice on 'purpose'. Everyone drove so well, especially when tackling the longer flowing dunes and ridges! But the key take-away today is the Carnity Club spirit and comradery that turns every trip into a life-long memory. I uploaded a few pictures to today's gallery.5 points -
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Hey guys, It was great seeing you all again this morning for our drive in the desert. As I mentioned, this was my first newbie drive as well (...as lead!), and I couldn't have asked for a better group. We started out initially moving slightly to the west, before turning back towards the east and heading into the sun. The initial dunes were flat and open, moving into slightly more technical areas which required precise steering, use of momentum and power. We had a few minor refusals and one stuck - all easily dealt with and a good way to build experience of how to move our cars on the sand. We then cruised easily towards the Fox Dens, making a few stops along the way to check tyres and manage a few more refusals. The Fox Dens sadly had no foxes today, but was a nice moment to stop and chat. Thereafter we proceeded east - some larger and more flowing dunes this time where we could practice driving at a slightly higher speed, before joining the "desert highway" and proceeding towards our eventual exit at Tilal. There was some great driving and friendly help towards each other today, which is the ideal environment for us all to be learning in - thank you. For future drives we can focus on finding the right spacing between cars (to allow us to better flow through soft/more complex lines). The level of radio/comms was great, and we even got to practice some more advanced stuff like losing our Sweep... 😉 A quick cut of clips from our drive, and a summary of our route below...see you next time! My thanks again to @Vanessa8580 for smoothing out my lines and helping me pace the drive correctly, and to @Ishak, @Diego and @Imran Asghar for helping to keep the drive flowing. (you may need to click the gear icon and chose a higher resolution to watch properly)5 points -
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RSVP CLOSED Dear all, please see below the convoy order , we will follow Channel 2, 446.031. Please be at meeting point - deflated and ready to move 6.30. @Amer Alsabbagh @Kishor @Sheho @Rashid Alseeni @Khalid Sharaf @Mohit Gurnani @Enrico - Mountain @khlief @JC_E @Infaz @Beide Worku + Our veterans @Looper @Andrew John Melvill In case the meeting point link not working for you please use the coordinates as below : 25°02'28.0"N 55°43'51.6"E5 points -
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Great ride today, you chose a great path @_luke_ and everyone drove majestically 💪 Some snapshots of our morning here. Thanks everyone and till the next one!4 points -
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We got underway right on time and headed straight for Old Lady Dune. No warm-ups allowed. Straight into switches, climbs and some fun lines to wake everyone up properly. Old Lady was pretty tracked out, which made the south-side climb to the top harder than usual. Rather than keep fighting it, we looped around to the north-west and found a cleaner way up onto the main ridge. From there, we were rewarded with some stunning views and spent a good chunk of the morning riding the ridgeline all the way down. Somewhere along the way, we also picked up a random Nissan who apparently decided to join the convoy and became our unofficial second sweep. 😂 Next up were the big Al Saad power bowls, where we spotted a few foxes and had our first bit of excitement with a pop-out. Plenty of hands made quick work of it, and we were soon moving again. Then it was over to the Three Trees sidie wall, where we spent some time experimenting with different faces, lines and approaches before moving on to our final stop — Nagrah. We climbed it from both sides, enjoyed the views, played around with some sidies, then climbed it again because… why not? From there, we jumped onto the trail and made a fast exit. Excellent driving from everyone throughout. Fast. Fun. Big dunes. Big lines. And more than just a little bit EXTREME. 😎 See you on the next one @_Herman_ @Jerome @Chema @Zsolt @Yury.bel @Abdullah A. @Piotr. @Cristian4 points -
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We got an early start, and I immediately set the tone for the evening by getting stuck. Twice. 😅 We spent a fair bit of time looping around the opening section, getting a feel for the terrain and figuring out just how dark things were going to get before pushing on. Apparently we were also a very attractive sight, because the quadwheelers absolutely refused to leave us alone and followed us around for a good chunk of the drive. As the night went on and everyone settled in, we started finding some bigger lines and managed to squeeze in a few properly big sidies toward the end. Then it was time for coffee. Except I forgot the coffee. Thankfully @Alexanderrr came prepared with some Karak, and I managed to salvage the situation with a couple of cans of Nescafé. 😂 A slightly chaotic start, some persistent quadwheelers, big sidies, and improvised coffee. Good night out @Zsolt @MarkH @Thomas54675 @khurram @Sandeep N @Alexanderrr @Giacomo4 points -
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RSVP NOW CLOSED @Vanessa8580 @Stephan Guglieri @RickardM @Rachid Elbouabidi @Ishak @Hakan @Nagarjun S @Rasna @Diego @Ana @saumik1989 @Imran Asghar Morning all! Ahead of our drive tomorrow morning I wanted to reconfirm our plans. We will aim to meet at the point below for 06.30 tomorrow morning. When you arrive we will line up on the left side of the track. Please be aware of the speed cameras close to the meet point - they are set at 100kph and it’s Abu Dhabi, so no buffer! https://maps.app.goo.gl/cuTYFzjjs9ZkkJez8?g_st=ic 24.3818030, 54.9872800 I would recommend you do final checks tonight, in particular making sure your car is ready, you have water and snacks packed, you have key equipment (flag, tyre deflation/inflation, shovel etc), and your radio is programmed for Channel 10 (446.231). When you arrive please do go ahead and deflate your tires (around 12-14 PSI should be fine for highway tyres, and you can go a little lower for all terrains), put up your flag and get ready. We will then get together for our briefing. The main goal for tomorrow is to enjoy ourselves in the desert and gain experience of how our cars feel on the sand. We will drive at a level which allows all of us to do this with smiles! I also 100% expect many of us to get stuck occasionally, and that’s totally fine - it’s all part of desert driving and nothing to fear We have some excellent support tomorrow with Vanessa. Ishak, Imran and Diego. Looking forward to seeing you in the morning, and if you have any changes of plan, please do let us know here.4 points -
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The weekend is almost here, and I'm getting excited for a Saturday night time session! We're in a deep waning crescent moon right now,.. with moonrise expected around 04:30.. which means it will be dark. DARK DARK. Please remember to bring a torch, and also a camp chair for coffee. We have a strong convoy.. so I think we can expect some sick maneuvers and attempts at fun lines 😎😎 Looking forward to seeing you all! @MarkH @Alexanderrr @Sandeep N @Zsolt @Giacomo @khurramm4 points -
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Thanks @_luke_ for leading another fantastic drive! Great route, amazing dunes, and an awesome crew @Zsolt @Cristian. Really enjoyed it! I’ve got a few pictures to share and also put together a short video of our adventure on Instagram. https://www.instagram.com/reel/DeYwCpYT7iT/?obrf=MWNiNWx6dXRlczh4Zw== Looking forward to the next one! 🔥3 points -
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The RSVP is now closed. Convoy order below. Enjoy your Friday evening, see you 19:00 deflated and ready to drive tomorrow evening! We will use radio channel number 8 446-181.3 points -
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@Vanessa8580 I’m IN!!!3 points -
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Thank you @_luke_ for leading such a fantastic night drive, and a big thanks to the whole support team @Giacomo, @ChrisW and @Mahmutfor keeping the convoy tight and safe! I've put together a very short summary video of the night, and I've also added a few pictures below. https://www.instagram.com/reel/DeOW25novCx/?stkn=MWhqMHJnZThtNHViZQ== See you all on the next one!3 points -
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Good stuff @_luke_ ! lots of fun and excitement. Such an adrenaline RUSH that I didn't even need a coffee to stay up 😜3 points -
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Good Morning @Mahmut @Lukas Wii @Piotr. @Beide Worku @Sebastian Nohse @ChrisW Just a reminder that you will need a chair for tonights coffee club drive! I will drop the covoy order around 5pm. See you tonight at 20:00 deflated and ready to go!3 points -
Thank you @Frederic! And thank you all @_luke_, @Infaz, @khurramm and@Sam Selim. Really looking forward to adding to this welcoming and supportive community and finding out what this step will teach me. See you all in the sand soon, more adventure ahead!2 points
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thnks @Piotr. for the great drive and awesome photos!2 points -
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Well deserved!! Conggrats @_Herman_ Carnity support team is getting stronger!! 💪2 points
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Thank you so much for the outstanding drive on Sunday morning! The landscapes were absolutely stunning, and the drive was extremely enjoyable, offering a great variety of obstacles and challenges. I thoroughly enjoyed every moment and look forward to joining you all again soon. A very special thank you to Chris, Vanessa, Ishaq, Diego, Amran, and everyone else involved in organizing such a great outing.2 points -
untilLeading in the desert is one of the most rewarding off-road experiences — blending raw adventure, strategic decision-making, and real-time teamwork in a dynamic and unforgiving environment. In the Leaders Lead – Third & Final Session, you’ll put everything you've learned into action. After mastering convoy management and GPS navigation, this final challenge pushes you to apply your leadership skills in one of the most technical and demanding desert terrains in the UAE. This advanced session is designed to test your capabilities across three critical areas: Mastering Technical Dunes: You'll be leading through intense, no-go-level terrain, where every crest, bowl, and drop demands precise control, route planning, and advanced sand reading skills. This module focuses on driving judgment and maintaining convoy rhythm through the harshest dune structures. Adaptive Leadership Based on Convoy Performance: Learn how to dynamically adjust the drive level in real-time — scaling up when the team is confident and scaling down to ensure safety when needed. This teaches you to interpret convoy synergy, driving skills, and situational readiness without compromising the drive’s flow. Managing Complex Recoveries: You'll face high-risk recovery simulations that test your ability to assess, lead, and execute under pressure. From stuck vehicles in side slopes to near rollovers, you'll learn how to orchestrate safe and efficient solutions using the right tools, communication, and leadership composure. Drive Details Level: Selective Advisors - @J-P L and @Frans M When: 9 October 2026, Friday - Third Session Meeting time: 3.00 PM, (Sharp, without any exceptions) Meeting Point: https://maps.app.goo.gl/ogE8dYKyQssyggrh7 Type of Car: Any proper 4x4 with front and back tow hooks and 8-10 inches of ground clearance. Approximate finish time: 6.30 PM2 points
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Thank you @_luke_. It was a great time. And great support from @Gaurav Soni and @Sam Selim.2 points -
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Thanks organizing such great drive @_luke_, thanks for all team for great drive.2 points -
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Drive Summary We rolled out at 20:00 sharp and started the night on some of the smaller dunes, giving everyone a chance to settle in and get comfortable with sidies and switches in the dark. The FB drivers were looking strong, so before long we picked up the pace and pushed into the larger rollercoaster dunes. That’s where things really came alive. The cars were roaring, the lines got bigger, and it was definitely starting to feel a little more FB+ than FB. Switches. Big sidies. Plenty of speed. And a lot of fun. From there, we started working east toward the ridge-riding section of Khatim, where we enjoyed some longer ridge lines before stopping for a quick break. @ChrisW also gave us a demo of his new light controllers — very cool stuff! Then it was eastwards again, this time through some smaller, flowing rollercoaster terrain before we finally reached the BIG BIG stuff in Fayah. Big dunes. Big speed. Big Gs. We dropped down past the anomaly, where the convoy finally suffered its first proper stuck of the night. After a quick recovery, we decided it was as good a place as any to stop for coffee. Thirty minutes of coffee, chatting and cooling down later, we packed up and hit the road home. A really fun night with a convoy that handled everything thrown at it. Sidies, switches, ridges, speed and coffee. See you all on the next drive! @Mahmut @jamil abdollah @Lukas Wii @Piotr. @Sebastian Nohse @Giacomo @ChrisW2 points -
You definitely can sell 😁😁😁 Sell my black beast Yukon 😅😅😅2 points
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Sounds good. We’ll celebrate your anniversary trip. I will bring smth to match well with your snacks. All the signs are pointing to a great mystery trip. See you in two days.2 points -
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Great video! thanks for capturing the day! @Piotr.1 point -
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Bloody good drive Chris and all thank you1 point -
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Very enjoyable newbie drive! Amazing work everyone. Great lines @ChrisW Good mix of terrain and challenges, gave everyone of us a taste of what is like to drive in the dessert. sometimes “boring” sometimes challenging. loved it!1 point -
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Home safe! Thanks for organizing!1 point -
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Chris, thank you and well noted.1 point -
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Hi @Lazy Frog - I have added you to the drive list; convoy updated as below. Please note that we usually lock the RSVP 24 hours before the drive - so it's good to have you along but in future please avoid joining at the last minute. JUST AS A REMINDER TO ALL - IF YOU HAVE ANY ISSUES WITH THE GOOGLE MAPS LINK, COPY/PASTE THESE COORDINATES: 24.3818030, 54.98728001 point -
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Good Luck on the final Leaders Lead today guys @J-P L @Frans M I'm sure you'll have a great time!1 point -
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Good morning Chris, thanks for the welcome and for letting me know about the onboarding process! I'll make sure to complete it before Sunday's drive. Looking forward to it! Thank you for the warm welcome Ishak! I really appreciate you letting me know about the Carnity club and for all your guidance. Excited to be part of it!1 point -
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Morning @Rachid Elbouabidi - Welcome to Carnity! I'm looking forward to you joining our drive on Sunday. I just wanted to check if you had completed the onboarding - carnity.com/onboarding This will provide you with some key information and items to check ahead of our drive.1 point -
Ps. If it be 6x135 I would maybe think of them for expy, definitely look nice when crested 😂1 point
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-SOLD- 4 x USED Method 312 - BRONZE MATTE BLACK LIP 17x8.5, 6x5.5 (6x139.7mm), 0 offset You've seen these wheels in the desert and they 100% make your car look cool when you are crested in front of an audience. looking for 1200 total dhs. Pickup from ABU DHABI or at the start of a drive. Full Details of wheels. https://www.methodracewheels.com/collections/wheels-bronze/products/312-bronze?variant=53732380180841 point
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This will also be my 150th carnity club drive, so i'll bring along some snacks to go with the iced coffee this time! MUST READ IMPORTANT INFORMATION ABOUT THE KHATIM ANOMALY1 point -
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