4 Nations Super Randonneur
A joint Audax Ireland / Audax UK challenge that adds a geographic dimension to the Super Randonneur. You must complete the full SR series (200, 300, 400, and 600 km BRMs), but each distance must be ridden in a different nation: England, Ireland, Scotland, and Wales.
At a glance
- Rides that count
- BRMs only
- Distances
- One each of 200, 300, 400 and 600 km, with no substitutions
- Where
- Each in a different nation: England, Ireland, Scotland and Wales
- When
- Within four consecutive Audax seasons, from 2024/25 on
This award requires planning across multiple seasons and countries. You might ride a 200 in Wales one year, a 300 in Scotland the next, and so on. The four-season window gives you flexibility, but you need to be deliberate about which events you enter and where. Check the Audax UK and Audax Ireland calendars for events in each nation.
The events can be completed in any order and any combination of distance-to-nation. The tracker optimises the assignment automatically, so if you ride a 300 in Ireland and a 300 in Scotland, it will figure out the best allocation.
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Other awards
- Super Randonneur A 200, 300, 400 and 600 km brevet in one season.
- Brevet 2000 and 5000 2,000 or 5,000 km of qualifying rides in one season.
- 4 Provinces A qualifying ride in each of Connacht, Leinster, Munster and Ulster in one season.
- RRTY and RRTY 100 A ride of 200 km, or 100 km for RRTY 100, in each of 12 consecutive months.
- The Easter Flèche A team ride to a shared finish: 360 km or more in 24 hours, at Easter.
- SR600 One demanding 600 km ride through the mountains, with 8,000 m or more of climbing.
All Audax Ireland awards also covers the time windows awards use and how to plan a season around them.