Mahana Al-Naemi and the Al Anabi Performance/Speedtech team smashed the all-time nitrous doorslammer record once again on Tuesday at the Qatar Racing club in Doha, storming to a world record lap of 3.643-seconds at 204.82 mph during pre-race testing for Round 5 of the Arabian Pro Series.

Al-Naemi, who has traded the record throughout the winter season in the Middle East with fellow AAP stablemate and American racer Lizzy Musi, clocked a stellar .935 60-foot clocking and carried the front end to nearly half track on his march to the quickest run in history by a nitrous-assisted, full-bodied car. The AAP team put together this killer video, narrated by chassis and suspension specialist Adam Lambert, highlighting the team’s stunning pass and their behind-the-scenes efforts to make it a reality.

Qualifying for Round 5 begins today (tonight in the Middle East, technically), and as Lambert shares, the team has every intent of bettering their 3.64 before the season concludes. Al-Naemi clocked a 3.661 on his qualifying attempt just prior to press time, which is also quicker than the 3.663 by Musi that previously stood as the nitrous standard.

Photos and video courtesy Arabian Drag Racing League