Centennial BRM in September

[pineapple bod]

In the meantime, could you clarify what has happened to the two events they currently list?
11/09/2021   United Kingdom   200   Calderdale CTC   Chris Crossland   chris.crossland@halifaxctc.org.uk               

This one is on, and will be handing out medals to finishers according to Calderdale CTC FB page
https://audax.uk/event-details?eventId=8853

[LateStarter]

I have not seen any "official" announcement but there seems to be a similar "Centenary of the BRM 300" on 11 June 2022, at least the Audax Australia 2021-2022 ride calendar thinks so with a BRM 300 Centenary ride in each of the regions scheduled, time to get some into the UK calendar?
https://www.audax.org.au/portal/rides/calendar

[oggy]

Everybody rides to skeggy 300k is a one such ride next year

[Ivan]

There was a tweet about it, and if you search audax.uk for that date, you'll see four listed currently, not sure if any more will make it before the BRM cutoff at the end of this month.

[clasher]

I have not seen any "official" announcement but there seems to be a similar "Centenary of the BRM 300" on 11 June 2022, at least the Audax Australia 2021-2022 ride calendar thinks so with a BRM 300 Centenary ride in each of the regions scheduled, time to get some into the UK calendar?
https://www.audax.org.au/portal/rides/calendar

That date matches up with the ACP's history page.

[Lightning Phil]

I have not seen any "official" announcement but there seems to be a similar "Centenary of the BRM 300" on 11 June 2022, at least the Audax Australia 2021-2022 ride calendar thinks so with a BRM 300 Centenary ride in each of the regions scheduled, time to get some into the UK calendar?
https://www.audax.org.au/portal/rides/calendar

There are 6 300 km BRMs currently scheduled for Sat June 11th in Audax UK planner . Audax UK Organisers were asked a few weeks back if they were interested.  With the Centenary medals etc. My 300 is staying in July. The date of June 11th clashes with other non audax activities for me.

[mattc]

Anniversary Brevet from Kharkiv (NE Ukraine):

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZkccHLsSiZY

[ I've just spotted this guy's videos over on the CUK forum - this was his last post (in December), fingers crossed for more in the future. ]

It is considered that the first official brevet took place on September 11, 1921.
A lot of time has passed since then, bicycles have undergone significant changes, new technologies and special clothing have appeared, but the essence of the randoner movement has remained unchanged. As 100 years ago, desperate people around the world continue to travel ultra-long distances. 200 km is the smallest of them. In addition, there are others. Anyone who successfully completes 200, 300, 400 and 600 km during the season, receives the title of super-randoner.
Speed ​​is not the main thing here, but for the race to be considered officially passed, you need to drive 200 km in 13.5 hours.

Usually not many people are willing to take part in such races, but at this time about 60 people took part in this Anniversary Brevet, which became a record for Kharkiv and probably one of the most popular brevet races across Ukraine. Many of participants took part in such event for the first time ever.

https://www.strava.com/activities/5944093496
https://sites.google.com/site/audaxkharkov/brevety/brevets2021/2021-09-11-brm-200-century-anniversary

[mattc]

Since I posted the above, his pages have been made "private" on Youtube. Not sure the reason :-/