Round-3Malaysia
11-13 August 2017
| 1. | 28-30 | APR | New Zealand |
| 2. | 26-28 | MAY | Australia |
| 07-09 | JUL | China - CXD | |
| 3. | 11-13 | AUG | Malaysia |
| 4. | 15-17 | SEP | Japan |
| 5. | 24-26 | NOV | India |
News Review
Former APRC Champion Tidemand wins WRC 2 title
21 Aug 2017 - Team Release
After four wins (Sweden, Mexico, Argentina and Portugal) and a second place at Rally Poland, a third place at ADAC Rallye Deutschland was enough for former APRC champion Pontus Tidemand to secure the World Rally Championship (WRC 2) with three rallies before the end of the season.
15 Aug 2017 - Brian Young - APSM
After two rounds and win a piece current APRC champion Gaurav Gill and team-mate Ole Christian Veiby started the third round in Malaysia in their MRF Skoda R5’s with just two points separating them.
10 Aug 2017 - Dale Budge - NZ Herald
Impressive Kiwi youngster Mike Young will be back behind the wheel of a rally car for the first time in nearly nine months as he prepares for the International Rally of Johor in Malaysia this weekend.
9 Aug 2017 - Team Release
With the third round of the 2017 FIA Asia-Pacific Rally Championship (APRC), International Rally of Johor in Malaysia, this weekend the title fight so far is the most exciting since years.
3 Jul 2017 - Team Release
Current APRC points leader Ole Christian Veiby exceeded his wildest expectations when he hit the jackpot and won the WRC2 class at Rally Poland. "This is incredibly huge. Now I'm proud" he said.
1 Jun 2017 - Championship Release
Problems with logistics and shipping have forced the organisers of the FIA Asia Pacific Rally Championship and the China Rally to cancel this year’s event in Zhangye, originally scheduled for 7-9 July.
28 May 2017 - Event Release
Team MRF has taken out the top two spots in the second round of the Asia-Pacific Rally Championship, the Australian National Capital Rally, with Jari Ketomaa taking out third place and a stage win.
27 May 2017 - Event Release
It has been a battle all day between the two Team MRF Skoda’s as day one of the National Capital Rally draws to a close with Norway’s Ole Christian Veiby leading Gaurav Gill from India by 11 seconds.
25 May 2017 - Team Release
A bitterly disappointed Mike Young has been forced to withdrawal from this weekend National Capital Rally after a mechanical failure resulted in a high speed crash in testing yesterday.
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 2017 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 Zhangye, West China near the Mongolian border for the championship's 'desert' rally. From the dry desert heat and in complete contrast, the fourth event of the championship is the very hot and humid Malaysian Rally run through the Palm Oil Plantations of Johor.
Japan is next and the fast forestry and public roads of Rally Hokkaido, followed by the final event of the year - the India Rally, held on the coffee plantations roads of Chikmagalur.
APRC.TV Ltd has been the official television producer for the championship since 1999 and in 2016, 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, TEN Sports (Indian sub-continent), Motors-TV Europe and Duke TVNZ, New Zealand.