Abdallah Beshara
Abdallah Beshara cornering hard at Sepang
Car No. 17 — Bahrain

Abdallah
Beshara

Nationality: Bahraini / American · Age: 27
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2016Debut season
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A. Beshara — Bahrain
Who he is

Abdallah

Abdallah Beshara is a 27-year-old dual national — Bahraini and American. He found racing early, cutting his teeth on Bahrain’s karting circuit before graduating into the Formula Gulf Academy, the UAE-based single-seater feeder programme that has produced some of the Gulf’s sharpest young drivers.

At 17 he stepped into his first car race at Yas Marina Circuit and podiumed on debut — a result that impressed his coach, ex-Formula Renault and Le Mans 24 Hours class winner Tommy Erdos, enough to call it early. From there it was a full Formula Gulf 1000 season, a stint training in Europe, and a step up to Formula 4 South East Asia in 2019, racing for Malaysian squad Meritus.GP under car No. 17.

These days, by his own description: racing driver, athlete — still keeping a hand in motorsport.

Car No.17
DisciplineFormula Gulf → F4 SEA
Debut2016, age 17
Track record

Five years, five chapters

Karting, wet weather Yas Marina pit lane, 2016 Gulf-liveried cars, 2016 season Garage in Europe, 2018 Sepang pit lane, 2019
Karting, wet weather EARLY Karting

Bahrain International Karting Circuit

First laps, first trophies — cut his teeth in Bahrain’s karting scene before graduating to the Formula Gulf Academy.

Yas Marina pit lane, 2016 2016 Debut weekend, Yas Marina

Formula Gulf 1000 — Rounds 5 & 6

His first car race, at 17. Qualified from the second row and recovered from a lap-2 mistake to pass Omar Gazzaz for third — the Gulf Oil Trophy on debut. In race two he went around the outside of both front-row starters into Turn 1 and briefly led, before settling for fourth.

Race 1 — P3  /  Race 2 — P4
GulfSport driver coach and Le Mans 24 Hours class winner Tommy Erdos said the Kingdom of Bahrain had found “a potential champion racing driver.” Tommy Erdos, via Gulf News
Gulf-liveried cars, 2016 season 2016 Full season

Formula Gulf 1000

Finished 7th in the standings from two starts that year, with two podiums to show for it — a strong points-per-lap return for a rookie campaign.

Garage in Europe, 2018 2018 Training abroad

Formula Gulf Academy, second stint

Took the programme overseas — wet-weather kart rounds and track walks in Europe alongside his brother, Talal Beshara, also a Bahraini racer, sharpening car craft ahead of a step up in category.

Sepang pit lane, 2019 2019 Step up, Sepang

Formula 4 South East Asia — Round 1

Guest-entered car No. 17 for Malaysian squad Meritus.GP in a Mygale M14-F4, running alongside Talal in car No. 20. A one-off round against the championship regulars, best result a 10th.

R1 P11  /  R2 P12  /  R3 P10  /  R4 Ret
Who I run with

Partners

On the car — racing partners

PetronHankookFormula Gulf AcademyGulfSport RacingBuddy ClubPetronHankookFormula Gulf AcademyGulfSport RacingBuddy Club
Meritus.GPCampos RacingSnomTowers Rotana DubaiMeritus.GPCampos RacingSnomTowers Rotana Dubai
Petron
Official fuel & engine oil
2016–2019
Hankook
Tyre partner
2016–2019
Formula Gulf Academy
Development programme
2016–2018
GulfSport Racing
Race team
2016
Buddy Club
Motorsport equipment
2016
Meritus.GP
Race team
2018–2019
Campos Racing
Technical partner
2018–2019
Snom
Associate partner
2018–2019
Towers Rotana Dubai
Associate partner
2018–2019

Off track — ventures & partners

TRI
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Santa Coffee
SANTA COFFEE SPECIALTY COFFEES
Full Detail Automotive
FULL DETAIL AUTOMOTIVE SWAPS · BUILDS · PARTS · TUNING
Fred da Dead Productions
FRED DA DEAD productions
Logic Solutions
Logic Solutions
Virtual Reality Solutions
VRS
The Gentlemen’s Club
G T C THE GENTLEMEN’S CLUB
F1anatic
F1 ANATIC
Get in touch

Open to partnerships & press

Career facts and results are drawn from public race databases and motorsport press — nothing here is invented.