Event has a prize pool of more than SR2 million 20 male and 15 female jockeys from the first stage will qualify for the final ALULA: The Saudi Camel Federation and the Royal Commission of AlUla Governorate are co-organizing the first edition of the World Endurance Championship camel race on Saturday at AlUla Camel Track. For the latest updates, follow us @ArabNewsSport The event has a prize pool of more than SR2 million ($533,000), and the results for the men and women riders will be calculated separately, according to a media statement on Friday. The championship event includes a 16 km race split into two stages of 8 km each, with a 30-minute break in between. Twenty male and 15 female jockeys from the first stage qualify for the final. The results will be calculated according to the best timings in the two stages. The winners in each of the categories will be awarded SR500,000 while the remainder of the prize pool will be distributed between 10 riders in the men’s category and 10 in the women’s category. All federations are permitted to participate with 10 male and five female riders. Riders whose countries are not members of the International Camel Racing Federation will be allowed to participate under the ICRF’s flag with a maximum of three participants and the option to borrow camels. According to the ICRF, participating camels must be over 18 years old and registered by and type. In September, the General Assembly of the ICRF, chaired by Prince Fahd bin Jalawi bin Abdulaziz bin Musaed, approved the launch of the first edition of this championship.