Yazeed Al-Rajhi outgunned factory Toyota rival Henk Lategan in a customer Hilux to claim an against-the-odds victory in the Dakar Rally. With newcomers Ford and Dacia still finding their feet in ...

Thanks to his wealth, Al-Rajhi is thinking about the future of Saudi motorsport, and has a challenge for young hopefuls who want to try their luck in the local desert.

Today, Mr. Al Rajhi is a reclusive octogenarian whose fortune is estimated at $12 billion. And Al Rajhi Bank grew into the kingdom's largest Islamic bank, with 500 branches in Saudi Arabia and ...

21 April 2009 The CEO of Al Rajhi Financial Services Co. (ARFS), Marcus Andrade, has announced the IPO latest subscription results for the Al Rajhi Co. for Cooperative Insurance ("ARCCI"). ARFS is the ...

Yazeed Al-Rajhi becomes the first driver to win on home soil since Pierre Lartigue won the Paris to Dakar to Paris rally in 1994.