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Your Audax awards, worked out for you.

See how close you are to every Irish and international award, which of your rides count, and what is left. It's free, and it only reads from Strava.

The tracker's progress page, showing a rider's progress towards several awardsThe tracker's progress page, showing a rider's progress towards several awards
Progress updates as you add rides, and planned rides show what they would count towards.

The award tracker · free

You're closer to more awards than you think.

One ride often counts towards several awards at once. The tracker works out which, and shows you what's left.

18Apr

Wicklow 200

202 km · Leinster

Example

Counts towards

  • Super Randonneur200 km done
  • RRTYApril, month 8
  • 4 ProvincesLeinster done
  • Brevet 2000+202 km
  • ACP Randonneur 5000+202 km

Then it keeps count.

  • Super Randonneur3 of 4

    A 600 to go

  • RRTY8 of 12 months

    Ride next month to keep it going

  • 4 Provinces3 of 4

    Ulster to go

  • Brevet Hiberniae23 of 128

    Munster medal: 2 landmarks to go

Knowing you're one 600 away from Super Randonneur is a good reason to enter one. Bring in your past Audax rides from Strava, check each one, and when an award is complete the tracker fills in the claim form.

How it works

  1. Bring in your rides

    Search your Strava activities and the tracker picks out your Audax rides, matched to their events and permanents. You check each one before it is added.

    A Strava import with a Wicklow 200 activity matched to its calendar event, ready to importA Strava import with a Wicklow 200 activity matched to its calendar event, ready to import
  2. Plan the season ahead

    Add an event from the calendar and see straight away which awards it would count towards.

    A planned Autumn 600 showing it would count towards Super Randonneur and Brevet 2000A planned Autumn 600 showing it would count towards Super Randonneur and Brevet 2000
  3. Watch your progress

    Every award shows what you have done and what is left, with or without the rides you have planned.

    The progress page with Super Randonneur, 4 Provinces, RRTY and ACP awards part completeThe progress page with Super Randonneur, 4 Provinces, RRTY and ACP awards part complete
  4. Claim the award

    When an award is complete, the tracker fills in the claim form from your qualifying rides.

    Generating a 4 Provinces claim form from its four qualifying ridesGenerating a 4 Provinces claim form from its four qualifying rides

Only as accurate as the rides in it

  • New to Audax? Import nothing

    If you have never ridden an Audax, there is nothing on Strava to import. Plan your first event from the calendar and add rides as you complete them.

  • Only the Audax rides you completed

    Training rides, sportives and club spins don't count towards awards, so leave them out. A ride you didn't finish goes in as a DNF.

  • Check what the importer finds

    It matches activities to events and permanents, but it cannot know everything. Confirm each ride, fix anything it got wrong, and add homologation numbers as they arrive.

The awards it tracks

  • Super Randonneur
  • 4 Provinces
  • Randonneur Round the Year
  • RRTY 100
  • Brevet 2000 and 5000
  • Easter Flèche
  • Brevet Hiberniae
  • 4 Nations Super Randonneur
  • ACP Randonneur 5000 and 10000
  • International Super Randonneur
  • Super Randonnée 600
  • Paris-Brest-Paris qualification

What each award asks for

Your data stays yours

  • Read-only Strava access

    The tracker reads your activities. It never posts, edits or deletes anything on Strava.

  • Claim details are not kept

    Your name and address go into the claim form you download and are not stored.

  • Take it with you

    Download everything as a ZIP file, or delete your account and its data, from Settings.

  • Independent and free

    Audax.ie is a non-commercial project built by an Irish rider, with no subscription.

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