Prince Mohammed of the Saudi Falcons overtook Faisal Al-Kabbani, who finished the race second with 01:20:962, on the 10th lap to extend his lead with a timing of 01:20:813. Abdullah Ba Moqadem finished third with a timing of 01:20:962, while Toyota Saudi Racing Team's Sultan Kaylo and Mohammad Al Orabi finished fifth and sixth respectively.

"With the success achieved in rounds 4 and 5, we hope to improve our driving skills to achieve honorable results in all races, inside or outside the country. We would like to thank the sponsor, team leader Abdullah Bakhashab and Raed Abu Zinadah for giving us an opportunity to participate in this championship." Sultan Kaylo said

Abdullah Bakhashab expressed his happiness and said. "We have taken the initiative to cater to promote motorsport, the second most popular sport in the Kingdom, while at the same time revolutionizing the motor sport industry on an international level. We create a pulsating experience full of thrill and excitement while injecting in our fellow drivers a sense of responsibility that will open their eyes to a world of safety and thrill combined with a twist of adrenaline rush, forming the perfect recipe for unleashing a future generation that will act as an ambassador in the motor sports arena. These young drivers will grow to form the luxurious society that every motor sports enthusiast aspires to be a part of, while laying the foundation of motor sports in the Kingdom"

The Saudi Formula Championship consists of six rounds and aims to support new talent and young aspirants to access and participate in Formula 1 races through gaining the necessary experience and refine their talents at under the supervision of professional experts in this field of races.