Group N Champion
Three championship seasons in Group N, the production-based class where cars stay close to showroom specification and the driver makes the difference. Carl won the title, defended it, and in 2026 made it three.
03 | Honours
Nine championship titles across two series, from the karting grid to the Group N podium.
The titles
Each title, what it means and where it was won.
Three championship seasons in Group N, the production-based class where cars stay close to showroom specification and the driver makes the difference. Carl won the title, defended it, and in 2026 made it three.
Where it all started. Four karting championships that laid the foundation: wheel-to-wheel racecraft, precision under pressure and the consistency to win over a full season, not just a single race.
Two Rally Junior Cup wins on the way up, the most recent in 2025 at the wheel of a front-wheel-drive Citroën DS3. The results that proved karting speed could translate to real stages and marked Carl as a driver ready to fight at the front of the field.
Results
The weekends that mark the climb, from the karting world finals to the top four at home.
Stage times
Most of Carl's rallying has been in national-class cars, sharing stages with newer Rally2 machinery. The gaps tell the story.
Gaps are to the fastest time on that stage or, for the 2025 Rally of Lebanon, to the overall leader after nine stages. Source: official ATCL and Chronomoto timing sheets.
By series
Titles split by the series they were won in.
Where the titles started: Carl carried the Lebanese flag at the Rotax Max Challenge Grand Finals, the world final of the Rotax karting series, four years running, in Italy, Portugal, Brazil and Italy again between 2016 and 2019.
International
Events contested outside the national championship.
Carl took the start of the 2024 Jordan Rally, a round of the FIA Middle East Rally Championship, with co-driver Karim Abou Elias in the number 9 Subaru, lining up against the region's best on some of its most demanding desert stages.
Rally of Lebanon 2026
First in class at the 48th Rally of Lebanon, a round of the FIA Middle East Rally Championship.
Carl and co-driver Karim Abou Elias took first place in the NAT/NS3 category on home soil. During the event, FIA President Mohammed Ben Sulayem stopped by the Motortune Racing service park to meet the crew.
What's next
The cabinet
has room
for more.
Every title on this page was won one stage at a time. The next one starts the same way, and the team is already working on it.
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