Randonneur Series Awards
Some Randonneur awards require all rides to be completed within one Randonneur Year, which runs from November 1st to October 31st, while others may be achieved over multiple years and will need to be claimed.
The Super Randonneur award is available to all riders but only subscribed Members are eligible for other Randonneur awards. A rider completing a Super Randonneur award is thereafter designated a Super Randonneur. Each ridden event can used towards more than one different award, but not for repetitions of the same award.
Note that prior to the 2027 season there was also a Randonneur 500 and Randonneur 1000 award - these have now been replaced by the Rouleur awards. You can see the full set of old Randonneur awards here.
The Super Randonneur award was established by ACP in 1977 and is the ‘gold standard’ award. It consists of the BR(M) series: 200 km, 300 km, 400 km, 600 km, all completed in the same Randonneur year. A longer distance can be substituted for a shorter. The title Super Randonneur is a once and for always award.
Add a 1000 km ride to your Super Randonneur series and you'll be a Randonneur 2500. Or to put it another way, ride a 200, 300, 400, 600 and 1,000 km all in 1 season
The Randonneur 5,000 award was created in 1998 and is obtained by riding BR, BRM or RM events totalling 5,000 km in a Randonneur year. You may count the same rides towards your Super Randonneur.
The Randonneur 7,500 award was created in 2026 and is obtained by riding BR or BRM events totalling 7,500 km in a Randonneur year.
You may count the same rides towards your Super Randonneur but your R7500 supersedes your R5000
The Randonneur 10,000 award was created in 1998 and is obtained by riding BR or BRM events totalling 10,000 km in a Randonneur year.
You may count the same rides towards your Super Randonneur but your R10000 supersedes your R7500.
Established in 1998 for those who complete 10 Super Randonneur series. Only one series per year counts, and the series do not have to be consecutive. It should be calculated automatically, but if you think you have earned it and are not shown on the results please send a Claim Form to the Recorder.
Created in 2016 and added to in 2024, the multi-season Randonneur 25,000, 50,000, 75,000 and 100,000 are awarded to those who, within any period of time, complete BR, BRM, ACP or LRM events comprising a total distance of at least those km distances at randonneur standard.
Claim form here.
Audax UK maintains a list of all recipients of the Randonneur 10,000 award (see above).
The Four Nations SR award is for riding a BRM SR series in not more than four international randonneur seasons. The events completed must have their start and finish in each one of the four nations of Ireland, Wales, Scotland and England.
Each of the recognised event distances must be completed. It is not possible to substitute a longer distance for a shorter one.