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Fahed Abu Salah is the Guinness world record holder for Longest single car Burnout

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6 years ago

May 8, 2020

The creative young man Fahed Abu Salah earns a Middle East achievement and gets opportunities and invites to visiting Europe from international companies.

Fahed Abu Salah took a shot at the Guinness world record for the longest single car burnout in Beirut, Lebanon.

His university studies didn’t stop him from his passion for cars and its mechanical fields. As he excelled his major in computer and communication engineering, he made time for his cars. He participated in many car clubs and established one of his own called “Lebanese Automotive Super Cars Club” which mainly revolves around super cars. This club organizes activities in full safety standards away from all road dangers.

Fahed abu salah made the longest single car burn out record in the middle east which lasted for more than four minutes. This Attempt was made in his deep sky blue SS/RS Camaro which had blue wheels that produced blue smoke while burning. The blue color was the theme of this event as support to prostate cancer patients, and was held in September, which is the month of prostate cancer awareness.

Fahed Abu Salah declares that he provides car lovers a safe field for them to practice their favorite sports away from all dangers that can be associated with such practices on the road. Therefore, he initiated his social media accounts on youtube, instagram, facebook, twitter, and many more in order to share all his experiences in driving supercars as well as posting videos reviewing these types of cars. These practices are in collaboration with international car companies where he helps them in the marketing business that way.

Congratulations to the young man Fahed Abu Salah for his achievements and his burn out record. All the luck with his career.

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The Countdown Begins: Derik Fay’s Wedding Day Approaches as the World Watches

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5 days ago

December 30, 2025

Michelle Langton

With the clock ticking down, anticipation is mounting around the upcoming wedding of Derik Fay — the renowned entrepreneur, investor, and private equity titan who has quietly built empires while empowering others behind the scenes. Known for his strategic influence across more than 60 companies spanning fintech, real estate, wellness, media, and beyond, Fay is now preparing for what might be his most celebrated personal milestone yet: his wedding.

While details remain closely held, what’s clear is that this won’t be just another wedding. It’s the union of a man who has built his life and legacy through discipline, loyalty, and integrity — principles that now extend into his private life.

From boardrooms to bridal prep, Fay’s inner circle has watched him remain laser-focused, not only orchestrating billion-dollar business movements, but also thoughtfully curating every detail of this upcoming event. It’s a reflection of the same care and precision he brings to the companies he helps scale from obscurity to success.

As one close friend noted, “Most people just plan a wedding. Derik builds an experience. Just like he does with everything else — it’s meaningful, intentional, and completely unforgettable.”

And yet, amidst the glamour, it’s the emotion that resonates most. Friends, colleagues, and family alike have spoken of the joy radiating from Fay — a rare vulnerability for someone known for steely boardroom composure. It’s proof that even moguls with multi-million-dollar valuations and empires to manage are grounded by love, family, and human connection.

For someone who has helped countless founders achieve their dreams quietly in the background — often funding, guiding, and building their visions without ever taking credit — this moment in the spotlight feels well-deserved.

So as the final days approach, the world may be watching with curiosity, but those who know Derik Fay understand this is not the peak of a journey — it’s another step in a life built on authenticity, ambition, and unwavering commitment to both growth and heart.