Audax rides

I don't think so, I think you can only look at them individually.

https://audax.uk/choose-a-ride/permanent-events/ and search for Cambrian

Then for each of them click on 'View' to get a link like https://audax.uk/event-details?eventId=5482 and then you can scroll down and click on the 'Control Locations' link to get a map view, e.g. https://perms.audax.uk/?eventId=5482

Not really. Some of them can be found on RWGPS (that's where I got the 1K route from). The perms maps site might give you a rough idea but I've not looked at the others.

When does the AUK site normally update to show the 'current season' points stuff?

It is usually about a month before the previous seasons results get locked down and the currennt season goes live.

It used to be tied in with finalizing points totals for the annual reunion/awards ceremony. That's been pushed out til spring this year so who knows.

Coolio. I can just see myself losing track of all the DIY submissions. I don't want to send the poor guy everything twice and confuse him and I don't want to forget any :)

When does the AUK site normally update to show the 'current season' points stuff?

Well, it seems they heard me and this season's results are now showing.

Good morning, can I ask for some knowledge from some wiser audaxers?
My goal this year is a fixed SR leading into a fixed LEL, I have the Moonrakers 300 under my belt already but then it dawned on me that I don't know how to ratify the rides as fixed?
Do I simply mark the card at each ride , do I need to apply for an official fixed card for the ride or whole season or do I submit every thing at the end of the season?
I have studied the Audax UK site and page on fixed but am none the wiser.

Get a card from Richard. Get each ride signed off, send card back at end of season. I’ll pm you his email address. I did my last SR fixed in 2019 but plan another one this season.

Beautiful, thanks!

The checkboxes on the back of the card are just for fun AFAIK. They aren’t verified or recorded anywhere else.

My goal this year is a fixed SR

Me too, first DIY 200 on Tuesday.

I LOVE my FWC brevet card

Bromyard control - "PLEASE DO NOT USE THE SERVICE STATION, THERE WAS AN INCIDENT THERE RECENTLY INVOLVING A CYCLIST, AND CYCLISTS ARE NO LONGER WELCOME."

What incident bans a whole mode of transport from a service station of all places?

Actual lol.

Too many energy gels and some sort of rainbow puke incident?

What incident bans a whole mode of transport from a service station of all places?

I wondered that!
(Entered but will have to DNS)

Did a quick search on YACF but nothing intriguing came up.

Better hope they don't have an incident with a driver...

Oooo audax drama.

It’s Bromyard, the grey area between Hereford and Leominster. Could have been anything from a marauding folk musician to angry farmer on a quad bike.

Probably a bunch of audaxers got in a knife fight with a Morris troupe in the style of West Side Story.

Gilets vs Hankies.

Had good success with a 200 yesterday. Too much enjoying myself for the first 3 hours though and realised I needed to work hard to claw some time back to make it home in time for kiddie bedtime. A few recce rides and I've found the nicest bits in the valleys either side of the B2068 and had a great tailwind from before Rye all the way to Hythe. As I ate correctly I finished thinking a 300 was totally doable. Anyway was a lovely day out:
https://ridewithgps.com/routes/38076149

First fixed 200?

First solo 200. I did Man of Kent of few years ago fixed with @cagimaha and was absolutely chewing my stem the last 35km. I would still be in Tonbridge now if it weren't for him. This was a much more comfortable finish!

wow cant believe he carried you like that, he usually drops me

Well I didn't intermittently attack him over the first 150km which may have been in my favour

Kings, Castles, & Churches 200k/1.5A on the weekend. #aaarty #2

Nip into that petrol station when you are passing and ask if there has been any trouble...

If I'm back there when it has nothing to do with an audax I might just do that, but I won't do anything to upset an organiser that has specifically asked riders to avoid it.