Round-1Malaysia
24-25 APR 2010
| 1. | 24-25 | APR | Malaysia |
| 2. | 22-23 | MAY | Hokkaido (JP) |
| 3. | 03-04 | JUL | Whangarei (NZ) |
| 4. | 31-01 | JUL/AUG | Queensland (AU) |
| 5. | 28-29 | AUG | New Caledonia |
| 6. | 25-26 | SEP | Indonesia |
| 7. | 06-07 | NOV | China |
Xbox 360 drives Herridge
7 Feb 2010 - Bruce McKinnon - www.deanherridge.com
Rally enthusists, using an Xbox 360 and Forza Motorsport 3, can jump into the drivers seat of the Maximum Motorsport Subaru Impreza WRX Sti, driven by former Asia Pacific Rally Championship driver Dean Herridge.
4 Feb 2010 - WRC Release
In his opening address at today's WRC launch, FIA president Jean Todt talked of his passion for the WRC, his optimism for the forthcoming 2010 season and his determination to ensure a bright future for the sport in general.
29 Jan 2010 - Team Release
Motor Image Racing Team (MIRT), sponsored by Motor Image Enterprises, will no longer participate in the Asia Pacific Rally Championship (APRC) after finishing the 2009 season, ending its decorated three-year association with the rally.
28 Jan 2010 - Bruce McKinnon - www.aprclive.com
High-profile British driver David Higgins has revealed he’s actively working on a deal to contest the Asia Cup in the 2010 Asia-Pacific Rally Championship.
26 Jan 2010 - David Evans - Autosport
Pirelli Star Driver Hayden Paddon will contest Rally New Zealand and Rally Japan this year, giving himself a clear shot at this year's Production car World Rally Championship.
23 Jan 2010 - Brian Young
This week European broadcaster Motors-TV is airing 2009 APRC Rally Indonesia and China Rally. For latest schedules see our 'Television' page http://www.aprc.tv/television.php
23 Jan 2010 - http://www.alistermcrae.com/news/
Alister McRea has been confirmed by the Proton Rally Team for the 2010 FIA Asia-Pacific Rally Championship and selected other events.
APRC Video Promo
The Asia Pacific Rally Championship is an official F.I.A. championship that covers a diverse range of countries, climates, cultures and a population base of over 2.5 billion people. In 2008 seven events make up the championship starting in the Pacific region with the tropical island and French territory of New Caledonia, Rallye de Nouvelle-Calédonie, Rally of Canberra (Australia), Rally of Whangarei (New Zealand) then on to Asia and Rally of Hokkaido (Japan), Rally of Indonesia, Malaysian Rally, and finally to China Rally in November. See calendar and organiser contact details.
From beautiful south-sea island sunsets to the rugged mountains in northern China this rally championship has it all with drivers from Finland, Indonesia, Malaysia, China, Japan, New Caledonia, Australia and New Zealand competing in the latest Group N Production cars from Mitsubishi and Subaru.
APRC.TV Ltd have been the official television producer for the championship since 1999 and in 2007 95 million TV viewers in 118 countries watched coverage of the APRC. This website has a full history of the championship, contact details, TV and media statistics and is regularly updated with the latest news, photographs and results.