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Binance TR Pilot Kübra Denizci Keskin Wins First Place in Women’s Drivers Category at Eskişehir Rally

Binance TR Pilot Kübra Denizci Keskin Wins First Place in Women’s Drivers Category at Eskişehir Rally

Kübra Denizci Keskin and Kerem Deveci achieved a double podium finish at the ESOK Eskişehir Rally, winning first place in the women’s category and third place in RC5.

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National rally driver Kübra Denizci Keskin, who competes on Turkish and European tracks with the support of Binance TR, achieved a significant success at the ESOK Eskişehir Rally, which is included in the 2026 Turkish Rally Championship calendar. Competing with her co-pilot Kerem Deveci in the challenging race held between September 18-20, Denizci Keskin won first place in the women’s drivers category and also took third place on the podium in the RC5 class, leaving Eskişehir with two trophies.

Strategic Driving Brings Two Separate Results

Maintaining a high pace from the first day of the race, the duo of Kübra Denizci Keskin and Kerem Deveci gained an early advantage with the times they achieved in the challenging stages. On the second day, the team focused on defending this time difference with a smart strategy, exhibiting consistent driving by avoiding unnecessary risks. This controlled approach enabled the group to both take the top spot in the women’s drivers’ classification and secure third place in the RC5 class, which included strong Competitors.

Throughout the weekend, Team Binance TR attracted significant attention from rally enthusiasts in the service area and on the special stages. The support shown by young people and female sports fans, in particular, was among the most valuable elements that increased the team’s motivation during the challenging stages.

First Statements After the Race

Sharing her thoughts after the effort in Eskişehir, Kübra Denizci Keskin evaluated the course of the race with the following words:

“Eskişehir was indeed a very pleasant race for us. On the first day, together with Kerem, we found a good rhythm and achieved the times we wanted. On the second day, we aimed to reach the finish by maintaining the difference we had created, without taking unnecessary Risks, but also without losing our pace. Leaving here with the first place in the women’s category and third place in RC5 is very valuable for us. The interest and support we received in Eskişehir also gave us great motivation. I would like to thank the Binance TR family and everyone who supported us during this period when we are running a busy race program both in Turkey and Europe. We will continue our effort until the last kilometer.”

Binance TR General Manager Mücahit Dönmez, emphasizing the athlete’s decision and the impact she created in the field, stated the following:

“I congratulate Kübra Denizci Keskin and Kerem Deveci for their achievements in Eskişehir. Kübra makes us proud with her hard work and determination in her intense competition program both in Turkey and Europe. The interest she received in Eskişehir, especially from young people and “Women, shows that this effort has a reward beyond the track. We want Kübra’s successes to encourage more women interested in motorsports. As Binance TR, we are pleased to support her in achieving her goals and wish the entire team success in the last two races of the season.”

Eyes on Kocaeli and Istanbul Stages in the Championship

Team Binance TR, having successfully navigated the critical phase of the 2026 season with points earned at the Eskişehir Rally, enters the final part of the championship with high morale. Denizci Keskin and Deveci will compete in the Kocaeli Rally and the Istanbul Rally, which is the closing effort of the season. Aiming to increase their pace in the remaining two races, the group intends to finish the season in the top positions in the overall standings with consistent results.

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