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Race Calendar

The 2003 Australian Production Car Championship was contested over a seven-round series.2003 Event Calendar
Retrieved from www.procar.com.au via web.archive.org on 21 September 2012

Classes

Car competed in four classes, grouped by performance rather than by engine or vehicle type.Exhilarating Production, Official Program, 2003 Clipsal 500 Adelaide, pages 102-103

Points system

Outright Drivers Championship points were awarded in each race as shown on the following table. In addition, three championship points were awarded to the driver who obtained pole position for Race 1 from the Qualifying session at each round. Drivers Class Championship points were awarded on the same basis as Outright Drivers Championship points. Manufacturers Trophy points were awarded on the same basis as Drivers Class Championship points.

Results

Outright Drivers Championship

Class Drivers Championships

Manufacturers Trophy

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References

External links

Image of Scott Loadsman (Holden Commodore VX) at Round 2 of the championship, procar.com.au via web.archive.org
Australian Production Car Championship Production Car Championship