Round-4Queensland (AU)
31Jul-01Aug 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 |
Atkinson leads Queensland after 2 stages
31 Jul 2010 - Brian Young
Proton driver Chris Atkinson leads Rally Queensland by 0.3 of a second after two stages with MRF's Gaurav Gill in second.
30 Jul 2010 - Event Release
OVERSEAS and Australian rally crews are under way with final preparations for the start of the International Rally of Queensland on the Sunshine Coast tonight.
29 Jul 2010 - Written by Carolyn Schonafinger
The Reeves Race Team of Brendan Reeves and Rhianon Smyth return to Queensland’s Sunshine Coast this weekend to compete in round 4 of the Asia Pacific Rally Championship (APRC), the International Rally of Queensland.
28 Jul 2010 - Brian Young
Chris Atkinson got his weekend off to a great start by winning outright the "Rally car versus Helicopter Race' held this morning at the Sunshine Coast airport
27 Jul 2010 - Team Release
The PROTON R3 Rally Team is gearing up for what's likely to be one of the biggest weekend's of the season, when native Queenslander Chris Atkinson, Australia's fastest and most successful rally driver, takes on all-comers in Malaysia's fastest rally car: the Satria Neo S2000 on next week's International Rally of Queensland.
25 Jul 2010 -
THE biggest field for a championship rally in Australia in years, 83 cars, will start the International Rally of Queensland on the Sunshine Coast next Friday.
22 Jul 2010 - Brian Young
Wildcard drivers for Rally Queensland have been announced with the APRC's Pacific Cup leader Bendan Reeves now a full points scoring APRC contender. Reeves is joined by two other young Australians
APRC 2010 Rally Whangarei
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 2010 seven events make-up the championship starting with the Malaysian Rally based in Johor just over the causeway from Singapore. Next up the APRC visits Japan, followed by events in the Pacific region New Zealand, Australia (Queensland) and the tropical island and French territory of New Caledonia.
The final two events are Indonesia (Sulawesi) and the China Rally, 400 kilometres south west of Shanghai.
From beautiful south-sea island sunsets to the rugged mountains in northern China this rally championship has it all. Drivers from Japan, Indonesia, India, Malaysia, China, Japan, New Caledonia, Australia and New Zealand compete in the latest rally cars from Mitsubishi, Subaru and Proton.
APRC.TV Ltd has been the official television producer for the championship since 1999 and in 2009 410 million TV viewers in 196 countries watched coverage of the APRC.