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It’s final day today!

2013-09-29

Rally Hokkaido 2013 is on its final day today, thanks to kind support from the people in this Tokachi region.
As of 11am today, the air temperature is 16 degrees (in Celsius), and some may feel it is cold, but a lot of families and rally fans are visiting the service park.
It is likely the weather will be better and warmer when the ceremonial finish is held here.

Leg 1 Result

2013-09-29

Leg 1 unofficial classification is issued in the following page:

APRC Leg 1 unofficial classification

JRC Leg 1 unofficial classification

[Flash] APRC Flash No.1

2013-09-28

APRC Flash No.1 is issued. This contains driver interviews after SS4 RIKUBETSU LONG 1. Please refer the link below:

2013_Flash_SS4RIKUBETSU LONG1

Leg 1B Start List

2013-09-28

Start List for Leg 1B is published here:

APRC Leg 1B Start List

[Communication] Rikubetsu service allocation change

2013-09-27

As a communication No.3, a change of paddock allocation change of Rikubetsu is announced. Please refer the link below:

COMM_COC_3

[Communication] Shakedown

2013-09-27

Clerk of the Course issued a Communication No.2 , regarding to shakedown.

Please refer the link below.

COMM_COC_2

Welcome Party

2013-09-26

A local organization of Rally Hokkaido supporters, “International Rally Support Association” held a warm welcome party for crews, teams and all the concerned people, at Kita Aikoku service park.

Even though the crews are rivals each other, they are also also comrades challenging difficult stages in the Tokachi region doing their best. And thus together they were spending happy moments, some are laughing at good jokes, while others are renewing their friendship after a year since the last Rally Hokkaido. The tasty barbecue and various local foods helped the crews to relax before the serious competition starting tomorrow.

(K / Media)

0 car and 00 car

2013-09-26

0 car and 00 car has visited Rally HQ today. Like last year, 0 car is Subaru BRZ driven by Kozue Oi. Akihiko Saka drives 00 car, but this year his car is Toyota 86. Those two cars are regarded as symbol of re-empowerment of motorsports in Japan, and those must gather a lot of attentions by rally fans.