This year’s Production Cup will continue to enjoy the loyal support of White Wolf Constructions as the Cup’s naming rights partner.
 
To again be known as the White Wolf Constructions ARC Production Cup, any competitors competing in the ARC in a PRC spec vehicle will be eligible for prizemoney every round.
 
The 2022 White Wolf Constructions ARC Production Cup, part of the RSEA Safety Motorsport Australia Rally Championship, was won by competitors from two different teams, with Taylor Gill the winning driver and Larisa Biggar winning co-driver.


 
White Wolf Constructions Director Tom Clarke said it was an easy decision to continue to back the ARC’s Production Cup battle.
 
“It was an amazing year of rallying in the Australian Rally Championship and particularly the battle in the White Wolf Construction ARC Production Cup, where Taylor Gill and Larisa Biggar claimed the title in the final round at Coffs Harbour,” Clarke said.
 
“As someone who has competed in a PRC car at many events previously, they are great fun to drive and there are plenty of eligible cars ready to do battle in 2023, along with a heap of talented drivers and co-drivers to get the most out of these cars.
 
“The opportunity to provide prizemoney is also one that we were keen to continue to help those teams keep rallying as much as they possibly can.”


 
Motorsport Australia Director of Motorsport & Commercial Operations Michael Smith thanked the White Wolf team for its ongoing support.
 
“The White Wolf Constructions ARC Production Cup is one of the most competitive classes in the ARC field and we’re thrilled to have White Wolf continue its support and again be able to offer prizemoney to competing crews who finish each event on the podium,” Smith said.
 
“To Tom and the team at White Wolf thank you for your commitment to Australian rallying and we can’t wait for the season to get underway at Rally Launceston in late March.”
 
The opening round of the 2023 ARC takes place at Buckby ŠKODA Rally Launceston on 24-26 March.