Published on: 2026-10-24
Source: KAMAZ – An important disclaimer is at the bottom of this article.
The annual professional skills competition among passenger car drivers was held at the KAMAZ Logistics Center.
The competition has been held since 2019 and helps employees exchange experience, hone skills, and unite the team. This year, six participants competed for the title of the best. Each of them demonstrated serious preparation and professionalism.
First, the contestants took a theory test – checking their knowledge of traffic rules. Then, at the auto pavilion site, they demonstrated their professional skills. The “Snake” stage tested precision driving and spatial awareness. The “Garage” showcased the ability to perform a complex maneuver with pinpoint accuracy, and “Parking” became a test of neatness and trajectory calculation.
The results were announced after the scores were tallied. Fanil Gatiyatullin took third place, Ramil Anasov took second. The title of winner and first place went to Ruzal Gataullin. All participants received commemorative gifts, which were presented by the director of the transport logistics department, Alexander Marakin.
I am 26 years old, I have five years of driving experience, and I have been working as a passenger car driver at the Logistics Center for two and a half years, – talked about himself winner of the contest Ruzal Gataullin. – I took part in this professional competition for the fourth time. I am very pleased with this year’s result. Thanks to the organizers for the opportunity to showcase myself. I wanted to test myself, as in the contest we not only performed practical tasks but also answered questions about traffic rules. It is important to keep up with their changes and update this knowledge in time. I believe that a professional driver is someone who follows the prescribed rules on the road and respects all road users. I try to adhere to these two principles while driving.
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