Supercar club for rich women

The Arabian Gazelles Club is a gathering place for upper-class women who love driving and owning supercars in the United Arab Emirates.

It is not difficult to see supercars in the United Arab Emirates (UAE). Even the police force here owns a series of famous supercars. Supercar groups in the UAE are not rare, but dedicated to women, Arabian Gazelles is the first club.

Founded earlier this year, Arabian Gazelles is a women-only supercar club founded by Hanan Mazouzi. "We are supercar enthusiasts and want to sit behind the wheel like the men, instead of sitting in the passenger seat," she said.

The club operates under the motto "Life is too short to drive a boring car". Of course, this saying is only true for those with money. Hanan Mazouzi has lived in Dubai for 20 years and owns two expensive cars, a Morgan Aero SuperSport and a Rolls-Royce Phantom Drophead.

Supercar groups in the UAE are not rare, but dedicated to women, Arabian Gazelles is the first club.

In addition to Hanan Mazouzi, the club currently has 80 other members. One of them is Alex Hirschi, a wealthy supercar test driver nicknamed Supercar Blondie. In addition, the Arabian Gazelles have a long waiting list of members, Hanan Mazouzi said.

"To join the club, members must be true fans of supercars, not just owners. The girl must drive regularly and own supercars such as Porsche, Lamborghini, Ferrari, Rolls-Royce, Bentley, Mercedes-AMG GT Coupe, McLaren, Bugatti, Aston Martin and Maserati. Even if not a low-slung supercar, at least a Bentley Bentayga or Mercedes G-Wagon," she said.

In recent years, Mazouzi shared, the definition of supercar has been fading, but according to her, a supercar must have all the elements of design, acceleration, speed, style and be very difficult to own. It must be "super" in every aspect.

To join the club, members must be true fans of supercars. Girls and ladies must drive regularly and own supercars such as Porsche, Lamborghini, Ferrari, Rolls-Royce...

The club is regularly invited by leading supercar brands to test their products. In February, McLaren held a driving event exclusively for women. More recently, the club went to the Dubai Autodrome to test the high-performance Rolls-Royce Black Badge.

On weekends, Hanan Mazouzi organizes drives to new locations around the UAE to meet, interact and exchange experiences about supercars. Next year, Hanan Mazouzi will charge each member a minimum fee to organize better quality events. "We are like a family, a group of women with the same outlook on life and passion for supercars. It is a platform to experience and share about the four-wheeled wonders of the world," she said.

Hanan Mazouzi disagrees with the performance car industry for neglecting its female customers. According to her, women are being overlooked by supercar manufacturers, and it’s time they pay attention and listen to the ideas of people like Hanan Mazouzi.

According to Zing