A belated post to add the links to the results for these events.
Congratulations to all the riders, especially those who took on the 2016 Many Rivers to Cross route, which offered extra explorations of Bodmin Moor due to the A30 crossing closures.
 207km |
 3.75 AAA |
Four Hundreds 200 AUK id 16-326 2 Riders listed |
 309km |
5 AAA |
Many Rivers to Cross AUK id 16-327 5 Riders listed |
5 June, 2016
Starting from Penzance Organiser Martyn Aldis
309km Brevet Randoneur, this year running in June.
A very substantial day out for the well‐prepared and self‐reliant randonneur. Crosses the rivers Fal, Fowey and Camel by ferries and bridges, large and small.
The route has been updated taking out the visit to Lizard village and looping east of Bodmin Moor. The start is half an hour later in order not to arrive too early for the King Harry Ferry via the new route. Update has been forced by delays to A30 overbridge construction but the resulting route should be a treat.
Note that this is an “X-rated” event, which means there are no manned controls or specific facilities. You attach commercial or ATM receipts to your brevet card for timed controls, and post it to the organiser after the event. No on-the-line entries.
| 309km Starts 07:00 |
5 AAA |
Many Rivers to Cross AUK id 15-327 Details and entry from Audax UK site |
5 June, 2016
Starting from Penzance Organiser Martyn Aldis
207km Brevet Randoneur, this year running in June.
A varied route visiting the four ancient Cornish ‘Hundreds’ of Penwith, Kerrier, Pydarshire and Powdershire.
Note that this is an “X-rated” event, which means there are no manned controls or specific facilities. You attach commercial or ATM receipts to your brevet card for timed controls, and post it to the organiser after the event. No on-the-line entries.
| 207km Starts 08:00 |
3.75 AAA |
Four Hundreds 200 AUK id 16-326 Details and entry from Audax UK site |
