Indonesia is hosting the Asia Pacific title round this year.(2023)
Who put the Toyota Gazoo Indonesia Yaris together?
Toyota Gazoo Indonesia
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vHRYWsXZ-1g
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Indonesia is hosting the Asia Pacific title round this year.(2023)
Who put the Toyota Gazoo Indonesia Yaris together?
Toyota Gazoo Indonesia
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vHRYWsXZ-1g
Hi, I don't have the answer for you. However, we will be competing at the APRC final in November with two Toyota C-HRs. These cars were built in Thailand by TCD Asia Co. Ltd. and are the only cars to receive FIA regional homologation (AP4) in Asia. If the Yaris in the promotional video is FIA homologated (AP4) it may have been built in Australia. https://www.toyota.com.au/gazoo-racing/race-eventsQuote:
Originally Posted by Humber
Regarding this APRC final, I didn't quite understand it. Itīs a winner takes all event?
So, whoever wins the November rally in Indonesia will be crowned APRC champion?
Yes, winner takes all - to be eligible a driver must have started at least one round of the Asia or Pacific Cup (or be one of five others nominated for the final by their ASN).Quote:
Originally Posted by Co-driven
https://fiaaprc.com/2023-aprc-calendar/
As I guessed the Yaris is an AP4 car: Here it is in the entry list for the Indonesian APRC round held this weekend (not the APRC Final, which will be in a different location in November). 2 TOYOTA GAZOO RACING INDONESIA Ryan Nirwan INA Adi Indiarto INA RC2 Toyota GR Yaris AP4
Paddon and team mates were in Indonesia last week to tune a Hyundai for a local driver ahead of the APRC final next weekend.