Saudi Arabia's national camel racing team has won the Second International Camel Endurance Championship, finishing first in the overall table of 11 participating national teams with 45 points across all categories. The event was staged at the Sheikh Zayed bin Sultan Al Nahyan Camel Racing Track in Wadi Rum, Jordan.

His Royal Highness Prince Al Hussein bin Abdullah II, Crown Prince of the Hashemite Kingdom of Jordan, crowned the winners. His Highness Prince Fahd bin Jalawi bin Abdulaziz bin Musaed, who heads the international, Arab and Saudi camel racing federations, attended the ceremony.

In the men's race, Jordanian rider Yousef Al-Saideen took first place, ahead of Saudi riders Rami Al-Balawi in second and Salem Al-Qahtani in third. Saudi riders claimed all three podium places in the women's race: Kholoud Al-Shammari won, with Kholoud Battel second and Hadeel Al-Sharif third.

A total of 37 male and female riders covered the 12-kilometre course, competing for prize money worth US$50,000. The purse was divided equally between the men's and women's categories and awarded to the top ten finishers in each.