MUHAMMAD Kashif RAZZAQ

All the best @Tero Vallas.

Congratulations @Yawa

Hi @Srikumar, kindly consider me as a support team under manage option for this drive.

Being in sand with a Radio Captain’s point of view is a whole new experience, allows me to sit back and fully embrace the beauty of the desert with worrying about getting stuck 😂. The convoy was rather large, but having more skilled drivers at the back end minimized the potential refusal/stucks so that we could keep moving. Despite being relatively new to sand, everyone drove really well for the most part, although I would really like to emphasize on Throttle Control and the law of Never fighting against Gravity, remember, its better to have a refusal than something catastrophic. Thanks @Wrangeld @Veedooshee @Islam Soliman for managing and making this drive possible, it was really fun, until next time. Well done @Abdul Rafay-S👍

We started off with a really high speed, Baja style driving while going towards our entry point, but I guess that exhausted our vehicles due to which we spent around 45 mins trying to get them moving again 😂 The drive was Extremely fast paced which allowed us to make up for the time lost in recoveries and enjoy the drive to the fullest. I say offroad drives should be a mix of driving and recovering, as simply driving for hours tends to get quite boring 😂, we had our fair share of technical recoveries hence why, throughout the drive, boredom never existed. I want to thank @Chaitanya D for trusting me with the technical recoveries, allowing me to hone my recovery skills and help fellow drivers out. Not so long ago I was the one being recovered from such technical areas, this was when I learnt the art of recovery from @Carnity Marshal, and today I am the one giving back my skills and knowledge obtained to help my fellow off-roaders out of trouble, this emphasizes on how we in @Carnity grow together as a community. 👍

I reside close to umm rumool. If possible I can pick it up from there for myself and anyone whose driving with @Chaitanya D this Friday (Intermediate)

This drive had a relatively small convoy, which was an advantage for those of us at the back as we didn’t have to face a lot of churned up sand 😂. Despite being a Newbie drive, the pace was much more of that of a Fewbie Level drive, of which we were informed of before hand by @Ale Vallecchi. It was amazing to see how, even a fast paced drive, was rather relaxing and calming, allowing us to thoroughly enjoy the drive without much of an adrenaline rush. Everyone drove extremely well due to which we barely had any stucks or refusals, just a couple of reattempts at the Ridge and nothing serious. We all exited to tarmac, still full of energy and smiling faces, for which I thank @Ale Vallecchi for being an Amazing lead and @Jeepie @Shaaz Sha for assistance with the recoveries.