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What is this? There's an audax splinter group in France?
What does 'allure libre' mean? Speakadaeeegliss?
"strict schedule" = I'm out. Ah, I see you worked that out already :)
"The opportunity to ride two PBPs in a single year is an intriguing prospect to some cyclists." = Back in.
http://audax.org.au/public/index.php/paris-brest-paris/pbp-oppy-wins
hippy
The UAF (splitters) PBP is next year. They run on a 5 year cycle.
UAF is a not the "allure libre" style of Audaxing. Instead of being able to go at your own pace you ride in a peloton to a strict schedule (usually around 22.5kph) with designated lunch/sleep stops.
So almost definitely not for you, but someone may be interested. Your fellow strine Dave M does both PBPs (including the double last year).
http://audax.org.au/public/index.php/paris-brest-paris/35-all-rides/major-rides/90-p-b-p-uaf