Abrihim Faidalla
Ibrahim Faidalla (also spelled as Abrihim Faidalla or Ibrihim Faidalla or Ibrahim Faidalla) is a professional marathon swimmer from Egypt who competed in the Saudi Arab International Channel Swimming Races (also known as the Arab Nations Races) that were held during the 1970s under the auspices of His Royal Highness Prince Faisal Bin Fahd Bin Abdul Aziz, General President of Youth Welfare in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia.
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1st Arab Nations Race Results in 1975
1. Monir Amin Gad, 9 hours 40 minutes
2. Abrihim Faidalla, Egypt, 9 hours 50 minutes
3. Marawan Saleh, Syria, 9 hours 59 minutes
4. Maher Saleh, 10 hours 32 minutes
5. Omnia Tantawi, 10 hours 32 minutes
6. Abla Khairy, 10 hours 52 minutes
7. Yehya Si Saati, 11 hours 0 minutes
8. Alawi Mekki, Saudi Arabia, 12 hours 28 minutes
9. Zohir Sharafeldin, 13 hours 20 minutes
2nd Arab Nations Race Results in 1976
1. Marawan Saleh, Syria, 9 hours 27 minutes
2. Magdy Mandour, 9 hours 43 minutes
3. Nasser El Shazli, Egypt, 9 hours 45 minutes
4. Nazla Faidalla, 10 hours 39 minutes
5. Alawi Mekki, Saudi Arabia, DNF after 11 hours 40 minutes, ordered out of water, close to beach
6. Abla Khairy, DNF after 11 hours 37 minutes, ordered out of water, close to beach
7. Fariad Chattah, DNF after 3 hours 12 minutes due to seasickness
8. Sara Gadalla, DNF after 4 hours 45 minutes due to exhaustion
9. Mandauh Mustaffa, DNF after 2 hours 30 minutes due to cramps
3rd Arab Nations Race Results in 1977
1. Nasser El Shazli, Egypt, 8 hours 45 minutes
2. Elsaid Fagher, Saudi Arabia, 8 hours 52 minutes
3. Alawi Mekki, Saudi Arabia, 8 hours 54 minutes
4. Nazla Faidalla, Egypt, 10 hours 39 minutes
5. Ossama Rashad, Egypt, 10 hours 20 minutes
6. Ibrahim Faidalla, Egypt, 11 hours 6 minutes
7. Sultan Kigab, Sudan, DNF after 11 hours 20 minutes, 3 miles of Cap Gris Nez
8. Maher Saleh, DNF after 2 hours 13 minutes due to cramp
9. Farid Khamis, DNF after 1 hours 45 minutes due to stomach pains
4th Arab Nations Race Results in 1978
1. Alawi Mekki, Saudi Arabia, 9 hours 54 minutes
2. Ibrahim Faidalla, Egypt, 10 hours 4 minutes
3. Elsaid Fagher, Saudi Arabia, 10 hours 7 minutes
4. Raymond Dixon, Great Britain, 10 hours 43 minutes
5. Marawan Saleh, Syria, 11 hours 15 minutes
6. Jula Hagus, Hungary, 12 hours 4 minutes
7. Nazla Faidalla, Egypt, 11 hours 6 minutes
8. Desmond Renford, Australia, 14 hours 1 minutes
9. Kevin Murphy, Great Britain, DNF after 6 hours 52 minutes
10. Paula Pinto, Italy, DNF after 5 hours 44 minutes
11. Corrie Dixon, Holland, DNF after 4 hours 45 minutes
12. Sultan Kegab, Sudan, DNF after 3 hours 30 minutes
13. Maher Saleh, Syria, DNF after 2 hours 30 minutes due to
14. Gianni Golini, Italy, DNF after 2 hours 11 minutes
