Round-3Malaysia
21-22 July 2018
| 1. | 05-06 | MAY | New Zealand |
| 2. | 02-03 | JUN | Australia |
| 3. | 21-22 | JUL | Malaysia |
| 4. | 15-16 | SEP | Japan |
| 5. | 20-21 | OCT | China |
| 6. | 01-02 | DEC | India |
AUS News Review
Sportskeeda India Interview: Mike Young
18 Jun 2018 - Shahid Salman - www.sportskeeda.com
Mike Young speaks about the 2018 APRC season & his rallying experience in India.
12 Jun 2018 -
Current and former APRC drivers performed well at the Italian round of the WRC – the Rally of Sardinia.
12 Jun 2018 - Brian Young - APRCtv
It may seem that it was business as usual with an MRF sponsored Skoda winning an APRC event, however this time it was Australian driver Eli Evans who won the Netier National Capital Rally in Canberra, Australia - an event that combined the second round of the FIA Asia Pacific Rally Championship and the third of the Australian Rally Championship.
2 Jun 2018 - APRCtv - Brian Young
Driving a Racetorque prepared Skoda Fabia R5, Australian Eli Evans drove faultlessly all day, and ended the day with a 46.3 second lead over Steve Glenney’s Subaru WRX STi. Japan's Yuya Sumiyama is 4th overall and leads the APRC category.
20 May 2018 - Event Release
The Netier National Capital Rally has announced its start list for Asia Pacific Rally Championship which will be kicking off from 1 – 3 June in Canberra, Australia. This year with the approval of FIA and CAMS the event will combine the ARPC and ARC fields into one event
20 May 2018 - Team Release
Swedish outfit Mpart and former APRC team has started developing an electric Mitsubishi rally car built around R5 regulations, a prototype version of which the team hopes will be running in the autumn.
6 May 2018 - Event Release
Fastest across all 18 of the weekend’s special stages at the ENEOS International Rally of Whangarei has rewarded WRC driver Hayden Paddon and co-driver Mal Peden with victory in their Hyundai i20.
5 May 2018 - Event Release
New Zealand WRC driver Hayden Paddon and co-driver Mal Peden park their Hyundai after today’s eight special stages at the ENEOS International Rally of Whangarei holding an advantage of 4m02.4sec.
3 May 2018 - APRC Release - Brian Young
An exciting battle looms with competitors from the FIA Asia Pacific Rally Championship taking on the best of the New Zealand drivers at the International Rally of Whangarei. For the first time in many years the two fields are combined
The FIA Asia Pacific Rally Championship is spread through a diverse range of countries, climates, cultures and a huge population base of over 2.5 billion people.
In 2018 six events make-up the championship starting in New Zealand with the fast and smooth roads of Rally of Whangarei, followed by Australia’s Canberra Rally, running through dusty forestry roads on the outskirts of the nation's capital city.
The APRC then heads to Malaysia and the very hot and humid Rally of Johor run through the palm oil plantations, not far from the border with Singapore.
Japan is next and the fast forestry and public roads of Rally Hokkaido, followed by the China Rally and the bamboo covered mountains around Longyou, 400 kilometres south-west of Shanghai.
The finale is the Coffee Day India Rally, held on the coffee plantations roads of Chikmagalur, South India.
APRC.TV Ltd has been the official television producer for the championship since 1999 and in 2017, 351 million households in 196 countries watched coverage of the APRC.
Leading international broadcasters include: FoxSports/STAR Sports Asia, FoxSports Australia, Guangdong TV China, CCTV-5 China, Sima.com China, Outdoor Channel Asia, SONY TEN Sports (Indian sub-continent), Motors-TV Europe and Duke TVNZ, New Zealand.