PROTON
UNBEATABLE
JOHOR
BAHRU - The Proton Team were just unbeatable at the Malaysian Rally
2011 Championship at the Tai Tak Estate in Kota Tinggi, Johor.
Led
by Chris Atkinson in a Proton Satria Neo 2000, the car simply out-powered
and outclassed the field to win the opening leg of the Asia Pacific
Rally Championship. MORE
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ATKINSON
LEADS AFTER THE FIRST LEG OF MR11
2nd April 2011
JOHOR
BAHRU - Chris Atkinson is now the man to beat in the Malaysian Rally
Championship 2011 over the terrains of the Tai Tak Estate in Kota
Tinggi,Johor.
The
Australian driver took his Proton Satria Neo across the estimated
150km race yesterday to finish well ahead of the rest to take a
firm grip on the Asia Pacific Rally Championship title which he
is eyeing. MORE
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THE
ACTION BEGINS IN JOHOR BARU
1st April 2011
JOHOR
BAHRU - Japan's Yuya Sumiyama is the fastest of them all alongside
Indonesia's Rifat Sungkar on the opening day of the Malaysian Rally
2011 in Johor Baru.
Over
the purposes built 2.5km dirt track for the special stage race on
Friday, the two of them in a similiar Mitsubishi Evo X, clocked
a similiar 2mins 02.1secs to finish at the top.
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EXCITING
TIMES AHEAD FOR MALAYSIAN RALLY 2011
31st March 2011
JOHOR
BAHRU - The days ahead at the Malaysian Rally 2011 which kick starts
in Johor Bahru on Friday, look exciting.
A crowd
of big names in rallying are gathered for the opening leg of the
Asia Pacific Rallying Championship (APRC) and also the first round
of the Malaysian Championship. MORE
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'KL
RALLY DAY' A SUCCESS!
24th March 2011
KUALA
LUMPUR - Exclusive organiser, Wheel Sport Management brought rally
out of the plantations and onto the busy streets of the city with
'KL Rally Day', proving to be a success not only among locals but
tourists.
The
three competing teams - Proton Motorsports, Pennzoil GSR Racing
Team, and MRU Motorsports created quite a commotion at Bukit Bintang,
Sogo, Pusat Bandar Damansara, and Damansara Uptown with their attention
grabbing cars and loud revs.
The
parade was an effort by the organizers to expose the sport to the
masses and also as a treat to the existent rally fans in Kuala Lumpur.
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FIA
APRC MALAYSIAN RALLY 2011 (mr11) : April 1st - 3rd
The Asia Pacific Rally Championship and The Malaysian Rally Championship

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A host
of big names are expected at the opening round of the 2011 Asia
Pacific Rally Championship (APRC) which forms part of the 2011 Malaysian
Rally championship (MRC) to be run off at the Plaza Angsana Johor
Bahru and Tai Tak Estate in Kota Tinggi from April 1st until 3rd.
For the first time ever, a short 2km special stage has been created
in the Plaza Angsana area (next to Menara Hasil) as part of the
organiser¡¯s wish to inject more awareness towards rallying to the
public.
Heading
the list is Japan's defending champion Katsu Taguchi who will be
racing under the MRF banner and the runner-up, team mate Guarav
Gill of India as the duo made it a 1-2 finish over the six-round
championship which saw the participants raced in Malaysia, New Zealand,
Australia, New Caledonia, Japan and China. Malaysia's challenge
at the APRC will be spearheaded by the reigning MRC 2010 overall
winner, Muhammad Rafiq Udhaya and his co-driver Sean Gregory in
their Subaru Impreza and the Pennzoil GSR team of Gunaseelan Rajoo
and Jagdev Singh with a Suzuki Swift Sport in the 2WD category.
Japan's Yuya Sumiyama who won the China leg of the APRC last year,
is also confirmed for the Malaysian leg of the championship under
the Cusco banner. MORE
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