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- Australian_Off_Road_Championship abstract "Australian Off Road Championship (AORC) is a Off-Road-based rally Championship held in Australia, annually with the inaugural event held in 1981. AORC events are defined as ‘long course’ events that are conducted on a track of no less than 15 kilometres in length. The courses and tracks used for the AORC are often narrow, twisting, tree lined tracks, undulating farmland tracks, mountain tracks and river crossings, sometimes incorporating man made jumps and other obstacles.".
- Australian_Off_Road_Championship wikiPageExternalLink www.aorc.com.au.
- Australian_Off_Road_Championship wikiPageExternalLink points.php.
- Australian_Off_Road_Championship wikiPageExternalLink www.aroc.com.au.
- Australian_Off_Road_Championship wikiPageExternalLink index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=12&Itemid=94.
- Australian_Off_Road_Championship wikiPageID "39683107".
- Australian_Off_Road_Championship wikiPageRevisionID "560121323".
- Australian_Off_Road_Championship category "Off Road Rally".
- Australian_Off_Road_Championship championDriver "Matt Hanson".
- Australian_Off_Road_Championship region "Australia".
- Australian_Off_Road_Championship currentSeason "2013".
- Australian_Off_Road_Championship inaugural "1981".
- Australian_Off_Road_Championship logo "Australian off road championship logo.png".
- Australian_Off_Road_Championship pixels "200".
- Australian_Off_Road_Championship website www.aroc.com.au.
- Australian_Off_Road_Championship subject Category:Motorsport_competitions_in_Australia.
- Australian_Off_Road_Championship subject Category:Rally_competitions.
- Australian_Off_Road_Championship subject Category:Rally_in_Australia.
- Australian_Off_Road_Championship comment "Australian Off Road Championship (AORC) is a Off-Road-based rally Championship held in Australia, annually with the inaugural event held in 1981. AORC events are defined as ‘long course’ events that are conducted on a track of no less than 15 kilometres in length. The courses and tracks used for the AORC are often narrow, twisting, tree lined tracks, undulating farmland tracks, mountain tracks and river crossings, sometimes incorporating man made jumps and other obstacles.".
- Australian_Off_Road_Championship label "Australian Off Road Championship".
- Australian_Off_Road_Championship sameAs m.0w1f86d.
- Australian_Off_Road_Championship sameAs Q16969725.
- Australian_Off_Road_Championship sameAs Q16969725.
- Australian_Off_Road_Championship wasDerivedFrom Australian_Off_Road_Championship?oldid=560121323.
- Australian_Off_Road_Championship homepage www.aroc.com.au.
- Australian_Off_Road_Championship isPrimaryTopicOf Australian_Off_Road_Championship.
