The FEI has announced a new partnership with the Yamamah App, a leading digital platform widely used across the international Endurance community. The collaboration is set to transform how fans, athletes, trainers, and officials access and engage with Endurance data worldwide.
Yamamah, launched in 2017, already provides real-time competition updates, including loop progress, speeds, eliminations, and performance metrics, making it a go-to tool for following live events. Through its new partnership with the FEI, the app now integrates publicly available FEI data, including athlete and horse profiles, qualification information, penalties, and historical performance records, all presented in an intuitive mobile interface.
Rashid Al Abbar, the UAE-based entrepreneur behind Yamamah, describes the partnership as an evolution of his mission to use technology to bring the Endurance community closer together. The FEI’s Director of Endurance, Christina Abu-Dayyeh, highlights the app’s role in boosting transparency, informed discussion, and engagement across the sport, giving the wider community the same analytical insights used by professionals.
Yamamah covers more than 7,000 FEI events in 62 countries and is available for download on both Google Play and the App Store. FEI Director of Technology Operations, Gaspard Dufour, says the collaboration sets a new benchmark for how smart digital partnerships can enhance accessibility, reduce data fragmentation, and create a trusted hub of real-time intelligence.
Read the full FEI news release here: FEI link
