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Asia Cross Country Rally

The Asia Cross Country Rally (also known as AXCR), is an FIA certified[1] Cross-country rally competition held annually in Southeast Asia since 1996.

AXCR 2008 tests the endurance as well as the toughness of the 4WD Vehicle
Takuma Aoki, one of the participants of AXCR 2008

This annual rally is organised by R1 Asia, a group of companies formerly known as ORTEV International.[2]

The Asia Cross Country Rally route is designed to cover many types of terrain like jungles, swamps river-crossings and also desert… and over the past years, has included almost every kind of challenge that nature has to offer in these parts of the world.

Designed as a test of driving and navigation skill, endurance and teamwork, as well as the preparation, durability and toughness of the 4 wheel drive vehicles, the Asia Cross Country Rally has gained a loyal following among 4 wheel enthusiasts throughout many parts of Asia.

Each year, the Asia Cross Country Rally provides participants with a variety of terrain challenges spread over 6 to 9 days and covering from 2,000 km to 4,200 km over as many places as possible. In addition to this, it also provides the opportunity for the young people to meet and make friends with others from different countries in the region.

History edit

Year Date Distance Routing
1996 Aug 25-31 2,000 km Malaysia Kuala Lumpur … Penang … Kota Bharu … Kuantan … Kuala Rompin … SingaporeMalaysia Malacca … Kuala Lumpur
1997 Aug 9-16 3,000 km Malaysia Kuala Lumpur … Ipoh … Kuala Terengganu … Alor Setar … Thailand … Phuket … Prachuap Khirikhan … Phetchaburi … Kanchanaburi … Bangkok
1998 Aug 8-15 3,200 km Malaysia Kuala Lumpur … Cameron Highlands … Penang … Thailand … Surat Thani … Hua Hin … Ayutthaya … Sukhothai … Mae Hong Son … Chiang Mai
1999 Aug 7-14 3,500 km Malaysia Kuala Lumpur … Bukit Kayu Hitam … Thailand … Krabi … Chumphon … Kanchanaburi … Bangkok … Phetchabun … Nongkhai … Laos Viangchan
2000 Aug 5-13 4,200 km Malaysia Kuala Lumpur … Sungai Petani … Thailand … Surat Thani … Cha Am … Ayutthaya … Phrae … Chiang Rai … Myanmar Kyaing Tong … China Jing Hong
2001 Aug 11-17 3,000 km Thailand Bangkok … Pattaya … Chanthaburi … Pak Chong … Khon Kaen … Sakon Nakon … Savannakhet … Vietnam Hue
2002 Aug 3-9 3,000 km Thailand Bangkok … Kanchanaburi … Nakhon Sawan … Khon Kaen … Khorat … Sa Kaeo … Cambodia Angkor Wat
2003 Aug 8-14 3,000 km Thailand Bangkok … Kanchanaburi … Cha Am … Chumphon … Surat Thani … Hat Yai … Malaysia Sungai Petani … Kuala Lumpur
2004 Aug 7-13 2,900 km Thailand Bangkok … Phetchabun … Laos Viangchan … Thailand Nongkhai … Khon Kaen … Pak Chong … Bangkok
2005 Aug 6-12 3,400 km Thailand Bangkok … Ayutthaya … Mae Sot … Mae Hong Son … Chiang Rai … Sukhothai … Nakhon Ratchasima … Pattaya
2006 Aug 6-12 2,513 km Thailand Bangkok … Prachinburi … Aranyaprathet … Nakhon Ratchasima … Mukdahan … Laos Savannakhet … Pakxe … Thailand Ubonrachathani
2007 Aug 5-10 2,250 km Thailand Petchaburi … Kanchanaburi … Ayutthaya … Petchabun … Nakhon Ratchasima … Chon Buri
2008 Aug 10-15 2,200 km Thailand Bangkok … Kanchanaburi … Hua Hin … Chumphon … Surat Thani … Trang … Phuket
 
Norihiro Yamamoto, a long time participant of AXCR. This car has endured more than 11 years of AXCR!

2008 results edit

 
Winner of the AXCR 2008
# Driver Co-Driver Car Make & Model Team Total Time
1 Noppadol SUDKAEO   Thathchai MEENIL   ISUZU D-MAX Isuzu N Motor Sport 12:56:30
2 Chamnarn ONSRI   Chonlanat POPIPAT/Sakon KLARHARN   MITSUBISHI TRITON Hankook Motorsports Team 13:04:02
3 Nattapon ANGRITTHANON   Jumpol DOUNGTIP   TOYOTA VIGO Toyota Vigo Cross Country Team Thailand 13:24:58
4 Rachan TRAIRAT   Pornthep SUKAHUTA   MITSUBISHI TRITON Hankook Motorsports Team 13:49:30
5 Vichai WATTANAVISUTH   Bhisanu PHUSITANONTAKUL   ISUZU D-MAX Isuzu N Motor Sport 14:00:01
6 Puttiwat ANGKANAWIN   Ukrit KHUNTHONG   TOYOTA VIGO Goodyear Racing Team Thailand 14:04:09
7 Chai PALAWAT   Amnuay KOSITAPORN   MITSUBISHI TRITON Hankook Motorsports Team 14:07:58
8 Worawat YINGSAKUL   Athikij SRIMONGKOL/Kitisak KLINCHAN   TOYOTA VIGO VRV Bangchak Cocacola Banrie Maxxis Team Thailand 14:12:08
9 Vivat AEOLEK   Chaisin NARKBAN   ISUZU D-MAX Isuzu N Motor Sport 14:18:27
10 Thawee NAENNA   Peerapong SOMBATWONG   TOYOTA VIGO VRV Bangchak Cocacola Banrie Maxxis Team Thailand 14:18:51
11 Attakorn TANAWONGKUL   Bunpot AMPORNMAHA   TOYOTA VIGO Goodyear Racing Team Thailand 14:30:44
12 Krisda U-YASATIEN   Amornvit KUAN-U   MITSUBISHI STRADA Hankook Motorsports Team 15:11:10
13 Vorapoj BUNCHUAYLUEA   Chupong CHAIWAN   TOYOTA VIGO BRIDGESTONE PURE THAI N BRAKE 21:47:57
14 Parithas THASNASARIT   Jatuporn BURAKIJPACHAI   MITSUBISHI TRITON Hankook Motorsports Team 22:17:30
15 Chusak TASANAWIRIYAKUL   Somkiat NOICHARD   TOYOTA VIGO Toyota Vigo Cross Country Team Thailand 22:25:24
16 Michihiro ASAI   Hideki SASAKI   MITSUBISHI PAJERO MICHIHIRO ASAI 22:31:30
17 Norihiro YAMAMOTO   Takashi TSUJIMOTO   TOYOTA LAND CRUISER NORIHIRO YAMAMOTO 22:46:32
18 Tan Chin LONG   Ng Hao HAN   MITSUBISHI PAJERO TAN CHIN LONG 23:31:54
19 Takuma AOKI   Ittipon SIMARAKS   ISUZU D-MAX Club Super Special Stage 30:03:38
20 Takeshi TSUKADA   Takashi YAMAMOTO/Nobuaki IJIRI   MITSUBISHI PAJERO TAKESHI TSUKADA 30:36:06
21 Chung Min CHAO   Deng Min HUA   ISUZU RODEO CHUNG MIN CHAO 34:38:07
22 Takashi SASAKI   Kyohei SATO   ISUZU D-MAX Club Super Special Stage 36:13:57
23 Bundit PANTHITA   Thanawat BANLUKIT   SUZUKI VITARA Hankook Motorsports Team 39:06:09
24 Tadamitsu NIIHORI   Pisit TONGBOONTERM   TOYOTA VIGO Toyota Vigo Cross Country Team Thailand DNF*
25 Kinya MORIKAWA   Masayuki FUKANO   TOYOTA LAND CRUISER KINYA MORIKAWA DNF*
26 Niphon NIMYEESOON   Pradit KU-AMORNWATTANA   TOYOTA VIGO VRV Bangchak Cocacola Banrie Maxxis Team Thailand DNF*
27 Takatsugu AOKI   Chakaphan TAPBAMROONG   ISUZU D-MAX Club Super Special Stage DNF*

* Did Not Finish

References edit

  1. ^ FIA 2008 Calendar[permanent dead link]
  2. ^ About R1 Asia

External links edit

  • Official Asia Cross Country Rally Website
  • AXCR Photo Gallery
  • FIA Website
  • R1 Asia (Organiser)
  • Funatiko (Promoter)

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The Asia Cross Country Rally also known as AXCR is an FIA certified 1 Cross country rally competition held annually in Southeast Asia since 1996 AXCR 2008 tests the endurance as well as the toughness of the 4WD Vehicle Takuma Aoki one of the participants of AXCR 2008 This annual rally is organised by R1 Asia a group of companies formerly known as ORTEV International 2 The Asia Cross Country Rally route is designed to cover many types of terrain like jungles swamps river crossings and also desert and over the past years has included almost every kind of challenge that nature has to offer in these parts of the world Designed as a test of driving and navigation skill endurance and teamwork as well as the preparation durability and toughness of the 4 wheel drive vehicles the Asia Cross Country Rally has gained a loyal following among 4 wheel enthusiasts throughout many parts of Asia Each year the Asia Cross Country Rally provides participants with a variety of terrain challenges spread over 6 to 9 days and covering from 2 000 km to 4 200 km over as many places as possible In addition to this it also provides the opportunity for the young people to meet and make friends with others from different countries in the region Contents 1 History 2 2008 results 3 References 4 External linksHistory editYear Date Distance Routing 1996 Aug 25 31 2 000 km Malaysia Kuala Lumpur Penang Kota Bharu Kuantan Kuala Rompin Singapore Malaysia Malacca Kuala Lumpur 1997 Aug 9 16 3 000 km Malaysia Kuala Lumpur Ipoh Kuala Terengganu Alor Setar Thailand Phuket Prachuap Khirikhan Phetchaburi Kanchanaburi Bangkok 1998 Aug 8 15 3 200 km Malaysia Kuala Lumpur Cameron Highlands Penang Thailand Surat Thani Hua Hin Ayutthaya Sukhothai Mae Hong Son Chiang Mai 1999 Aug 7 14 3 500 km Malaysia Kuala Lumpur Bukit Kayu Hitam Thailand Krabi Chumphon Kanchanaburi Bangkok Phetchabun Nongkhai Laos Viangchan 2000 Aug 5 13 4 200 km Malaysia Kuala Lumpur Sungai Petani Thailand Surat Thani Cha Am Ayutthaya Phrae Chiang Rai Myanmar Kyaing Tong China Jing Hong 2001 Aug 11 17 3 000 km Thailand Bangkok Pattaya Chanthaburi Pak Chong Khon Kaen Sakon Nakon Savannakhet Vietnam Hue 2002 Aug 3 9 3 000 km Thailand Bangkok Kanchanaburi Nakhon Sawan Khon Kaen Khorat Sa Kaeo Cambodia Angkor Wat 2003 Aug 8 14 3 000 km Thailand Bangkok Kanchanaburi Cha Am Chumphon Surat Thani Hat Yai Malaysia Sungai Petani Kuala Lumpur 2004 Aug 7 13 2 900 km Thailand Bangkok Phetchabun Laos Viangchan Thailand Nongkhai Khon Kaen Pak Chong Bangkok 2005 Aug 6 12 3 400 km Thailand Bangkok Ayutthaya Mae Sot Mae Hong Son Chiang Rai Sukhothai Nakhon Ratchasima Pattaya 2006 Aug 6 12 2 513 km Thailand Bangkok Prachinburi Aranyaprathet Nakhon Ratchasima Mukdahan Laos Savannakhet Pakxe Thailand Ubonrachathani 2007 Aug 5 10 2 250 km Thailand Petchaburi Kanchanaburi Ayutthaya Petchabun Nakhon Ratchasima Chon Buri 2008 Aug 10 15 2 200 km Thailand Bangkok Kanchanaburi Hua Hin Chumphon Surat Thani Trang Phuket nbsp Norihiro Yamamoto a long time participant of AXCR This car has endured more than 11 years of AXCR 2008 results edit nbsp Winner of the AXCR 2008 Driver Co Driver Car Make amp Model Team Total Time 1 Noppadol SUDKAEO nbsp Thathchai MEENIL nbsp ISUZU D MAX Isuzu N Motor Sport 12 56 30 2 Chamnarn ONSRI nbsp Chonlanat POPIPAT Sakon KLARHARN nbsp MITSUBISHI TRITON Hankook Motorsports Team 13 04 02 3 Nattapon ANGRITTHANON nbsp Jumpol DOUNGTIP nbsp TOYOTA VIGO Toyota Vigo Cross Country Team Thailand 13 24 58 4 Rachan TRAIRAT nbsp Pornthep SUKAHUTA nbsp MITSUBISHI TRITON Hankook Motorsports Team 13 49 30 5 Vichai WATTANAVISUTH nbsp Bhisanu PHUSITANONTAKUL nbsp ISUZU D MAX Isuzu N Motor Sport 14 00 01 6 Puttiwat ANGKANAWIN nbsp Ukrit KHUNTHONG nbsp TOYOTA VIGO Goodyear Racing Team Thailand 14 04 09 7 Chai PALAWAT nbsp Amnuay KOSITAPORN nbsp MITSUBISHI TRITON Hankook Motorsports Team 14 07 58 8 Worawat YINGSAKUL nbsp Athikij SRIMONGKOL Kitisak KLINCHAN nbsp TOYOTA VIGO VRV Bangchak Cocacola Banrie Maxxis Team Thailand 14 12 08 9 Vivat AEOLEK nbsp Chaisin NARKBAN nbsp ISUZU D MAX Isuzu N Motor Sport 14 18 27 10 Thawee NAENNA nbsp Peerapong SOMBATWONG nbsp TOYOTA VIGO VRV Bangchak Cocacola Banrie Maxxis Team Thailand 14 18 51 11 Attakorn TANAWONGKUL nbsp Bunpot AMPORNMAHA nbsp TOYOTA VIGO Goodyear Racing Team Thailand 14 30 44 12 Krisda U YASATIEN nbsp Amornvit KUAN U nbsp MITSUBISHI STRADA Hankook Motorsports Team 15 11 10 13 Vorapoj BUNCHUAYLUEA nbsp Chupong CHAIWAN nbsp TOYOTA VIGO BRIDGESTONE PURE THAI N BRAKE 21 47 57 14 Parithas THASNASARIT nbsp Jatuporn BURAKIJPACHAI nbsp MITSUBISHI TRITON Hankook Motorsports Team 22 17 30 15 Chusak TASANAWIRIYAKUL nbsp Somkiat NOICHARD nbsp TOYOTA VIGO Toyota Vigo Cross Country Team Thailand 22 25 24 16 Michihiro ASAI nbsp Hideki SASAKI nbsp MITSUBISHI PAJERO MICHIHIRO ASAI 22 31 30 17 Norihiro YAMAMOTO nbsp Takashi TSUJIMOTO nbsp TOYOTA LAND CRUISER NORIHIRO YAMAMOTO 22 46 32 18 Tan Chin LONG nbsp Ng Hao HAN nbsp MITSUBISHI PAJERO TAN CHIN LONG 23 31 54 19 Takuma AOKI nbsp Ittipon SIMARAKS nbsp ISUZU D MAX Club Super Special Stage 30 03 38 20 Takeshi TSUKADA nbsp Takashi YAMAMOTO Nobuaki IJIRI nbsp MITSUBISHI PAJERO TAKESHI TSUKADA 30 36 06 21 Chung Min CHAO nbsp Deng Min HUA nbsp ISUZU RODEO CHUNG MIN CHAO 34 38 07 22 Takashi SASAKI nbsp Kyohei SATO nbsp ISUZU D MAX Club Super Special Stage 36 13 57 23 Bundit PANTHITA nbsp Thanawat BANLUKIT nbsp SUZUKI VITARA Hankook Motorsports Team 39 06 09 24 Tadamitsu NIIHORI nbsp Pisit TONGBOONTERM nbsp TOYOTA VIGO Toyota Vigo Cross Country Team Thailand DNF 25 Kinya MORIKAWA nbsp Masayuki FUKANO nbsp TOYOTA LAND CRUISER KINYA MORIKAWA DNF 26 Niphon NIMYEESOON nbsp Pradit KU AMORNWATTANA nbsp TOYOTA VIGO VRV Bangchak Cocacola Banrie Maxxis Team Thailand DNF 27 Takatsugu AOKI nbsp Chakaphan TAPBAMROONG nbsp ISUZU D MAX Club Super Special Stage DNF Did Not FinishReferences edit FIA 2008 Calendar permanent dead link About R1 AsiaExternal links editOfficial Asia Cross Country Rally Website AXCR Photo Gallery FIA Website R1 Asia Organiser Funatiko Promoter Retrieved from https en wikipedia org w index php title Asia Cross Country Rally amp oldid 1173160395, wikipedia, wiki, book, books, library,

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