Every start, on the record Junior/Senior
The circuits Faris Haroun has actually raced, traced from open map data, with the official timing behind every number.
6
Circuits raced
3
Countries
14
Timed sessions
1
Sessions fastest overall
6 tracks, 3 countries. Each outline is traced from OpenStreetMap and drawn to the same scale rules, so the shapes are comparable to each other.
Lusail, Qatar
The regional proving ground. Three MENA Karting Nations Cups, three different classes, and the two titles that made his name.
MENA Karting Nations Cup 2025 Retired. Retired — Junior Max Final
Full karting circuit, run anti-clockwise.
Al Ain, Abu Dhabi, UAE
The home of the UAE Rotax Max Challenge and the site of his first national round win.
UAE Rotax Max Challenge 2025/26 7 rounds won round 6
Grand Finals circuit. Rounds 6 and 7 ran the 1.550 km layout; round 3 the 1.370 km.
Sarno, Salerno, Italy
Host of round 2 of the 2026 FIA Karting Academy Trophy Junior, run alongside the KZ and KZ2 European Championships.
FIA Karting Academy Trophy 2026 — Round 2 Classified. Academy Trophy Junior — Round 2
Khalifa City, Abu Dhabi, UAE
FORT’s own base, and round 2 of the national championship.
UAE Rotax Max Challenge 2025/26 1 round
International circuit.
Motor City, Dubai, UAE
The busiest kart circuit in the country, and round 4 of the national championship.
UAE Rotax Max Challenge 2025/26 2 rounds
International circuit, inside the Dubai Autodrome.
Yas Island, Abu Dhabi, UAE
The shortest circuit on the calendar, run in the shadow of the Formula 1 track.
UAE Rotax Max Challenge 2025/26 2 rounds
North karting layout, inside the Yas Marina Circuit complex.
Every session on an official timing sheet. A marked row is one whose outright fastest lap was his — the purple lap of that session.
Retired — Junior Max Final
First season in Junior Max against a 22-car field. Qualified 2nd, set the fastest lap of Heat 2, then retired from the Final without completing a lap.
Fastest lap of 1 session out of 14
| Session | Pos | Best lap | Speed | Race time |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Practice 1 | 4/22 | 49.885 | 73.9 kph | — |
| Practice 2 | 4/22 | 49.591 | 74.3 kph | — |
| Practice 3 | 4/22 | 49.281 | 74.8 kph | — |
| Practice 4 | 4/22 | 49.050 | 75.2 kph | — |
| Practice 5 | 3/22 | 48.657 | 75.8 kph | — |
| Practice 6 | 5/22 | 48.681 | 75.7 kph | — |
| Practice 7 | 7/22 | 48.499 | 76.0 kph | — |
| Qualifying | 2/22 | 48.344 | 76.3 kph | — |
| Heat 1 | 3/22 | 48.656 | 75.8 kph | 8:59.906 |
| Heat 2 — fastest lap of the session | 2/22 | 48.199 | 76.5 kph | 8:57.269 |
| Heat 3 | 3/22 | 48.371 | 76.2 kph | 8:59.192 |
| Warm-Up | 5/22 | 49.227 | 74.9 kph | — |
| Pre-Final | 7/22 | 48.378 | 76.2 kph | 16:20.844 |
| Final | DNF | — | — | — |
Academy Trophy Junior — Round 2
Round 2 of three, run alongside the KZ and KZ2 European Championships. KartSportNews reports that he took the lead of the Final from eventual winner John Han at mid-distance, before Han counter-attacked on lap 11. His finishing position is not stated in that report and the official classification has not been obtained, so no session table is published here.
No session-by-session timing is published for this event.
14th overall 519 pts
Twelve rounds across four UAE circuits. He won round 6 outright at Al Ain and finished the season 14th on 519 points.
The organiser publishes each round's top five, not a full classification, so a round without a listed result below means he finished outside the top five there — not that he was absent.
| Round | Circuit | Date | Length | Result |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Round 1.1 | Al Ain | 11 Oct 2025 | 1.381 km | — |
| Round 1.2 | Al Ain | 12 Oct 2025 | 1.381 km | — |
| Round 2 | Al Forsan | 16 Nov 2025 | 1.228 km | — |
| Round 3 | Al Ain | 13 Dec 2025 | 1.370 km | — |
| Round 4.1 | Kartdrome | 17 Jan 2026 | 1.240 km | — |
| Round 4.2 | Kartdrome | 18 Jan 2026 | 1.240 km | — |
| Round 5.1 | Yas Marina | 14 Feb 2026 | 0.906 km | — |
| Round 5.2 | Yas Marina | 15 Feb 2026 | 0.906 km | — |
| Round 6 | Al Ain | 11 Apr 2026 | 1.550 km | Winner |
| Round 7 | Al Ain | 12 Apr 2026 | 1.550 km | — |
| Round 8.1 | Al Ain | 18 Apr 2026 | 1.381 km | — |
| Round 8.2 | Al Ain | 19 Apr 2026 | 1.381 km | — |
The quickest laps on this page. The career best and each circuit best are computed from every timed session here, so they cannot drift from the tables above. A pinned lap is one the team has called out for a reason a stopwatch will not find.
48.199
Heat 2 MENA Karting Nations Cup 2025
Lusail 2025 Junior Max fastest of the session
In timing, the purple lap is the quickest anyone has gone in a session. These are the 1 sessions where it was his — computed from the full classification, not claimed.
Heat 2
Lusail 2025 Junior Max
48.199
Every position and lap time on this page is transcribed from an official timing sheet published by the event's own timekeeper. Nothing here is taken from a team post or a press release.