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We will be adding content to the site constantly, so bear with us and come back and visit regulary. 2010 is set to be a big year for the ARC, with new Teams, drivers and changes to event formats the season is sure to be spectacular.  It's anyone's guess who will take out the 2010 Championship and if you have news, let us know at This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it .

With 36 hours of Television coverage for 2010 on the TEN Network the ARC is one of the most desirable sporting championships in Australia., Top class Australian Rallying joins the AFL  on TEN as a showecase sport.

Some of Australia's  most famous classic rally cars will compete at the front of the field in selected ARC rounds in 2010.

   "The ARC is the closest thing in Australia to International standard competition. No other Rally Championship in the country can offer that and it's got all the things that are current in the World Championship right now.  If I want to make it overseas, where the money is, then I need the best practice I can get.  The ARC is, in Australia, "World's best practice"

Nathan Quinn - ARC Driver

“2010 is the best opportunity ever for privateer teams to be successful at ARC level. The openness of competition and new measures such as  the new Kumho control tyre give teams the best opportunity to get great promotional value.

It is extremely difficult to keep the costs of motorsport at bay whilst still maintaining a highly professional product and the ARC will achieve this in 2010.

2010 will be the very best year of any in the past two decades due to dramatic increase in promotional exposure. The ARC delivering great value for money, initially through the increase of national television exposure whilst seeing the championship feature via a dedicated program with over 36 hours of air time in 2010 on free to air networks Ten and ONE HD .

For all those state competitors who think they are good enough to step up and those that have either sat on the fence or come in and out of the championship over the years, 2010 is the year to make the leap.

The 2010 ARC is a great diverse championship and in terms of promotional and sporting value is unrivalled within the current Australian Motorsport Landscape.”

Scott Pedder - Former ARC competitor and Director of the ARC