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Audax

Audax is a cycling sport in which riders attempt to cycle long distances within a pre described time limit. Audax is a NON-COMPETITIVE sport: success in an event is measured by its completion, rather than speed. Audax events are usually considerably less expensive to enter than 'Sportive' events.
Cycling UK Lincolnshire hosts an Audax event every year, organised by our local members. Additionally there are other Audax rides that occur in the county.
Audax Events 2025

​CHARNWOOD IN THE SPRING - NOTTINGHAM (104 km)

Date: Saturday 12th April 2025

Start between 08:30 and 09:15 from Trowell Parish Hall, Stapleford Road, Trowell, Nottingham, NG9 3QA

Interesting rural route mostly on minor roads. 104km with Café Controls at Mountsorrel and East Leake. Refreshments provided at the start and finish. Minimum average speed 12km/hr; maximum 30 km/hr.

Entry £9 for Cycling UK or Audax UK members. (Plus £3 insurance for non members). Entries close on March 31st or when 200 entries received. 

ALL FUNDS FROM THIS EVENT GO TO THE NOTTS / LINCS AIR AMBULANCE.

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LINCOLN IMP AND LITTLE IMP AUDAX - ORGANISED BY CLYCLING UK LINCOLNSHIRE

Date: Saturday 3rd May 2025

IMP AUDAX (112 km)

https://www.audax.uk/event-details/calendar/12903-lincoln_imp

LITTLE IMP AUDAX (60 km)

https://www.audax.uk/event-details/calendar/12904-little_imp

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YORK RALLY 100 (106 km)

Date: Saturday 21st June 2025

106 km cycling event starting from York Knavesmire, (Racecourse).

Controls at:

  • Start

  • Knaresborough cafes (get receipt)

  • York Rally Information Hub, Knavesmire, York

  • Plus 4 information controls

Description:

This ride is based out of York Cycle Rally. A pleasant ride to pretty Knaresborough, with its riverside cafes. Fairly flat route, with a few fairly easy hills in the middle section.
The route passes through the attractive park of National Trust property, Beningbrough Hall. There is an optional second cafe stop at Boroughbridge. The route back to York follows lanes and cycle paths of the National Cycle Network.
Route is at
https://ridewithgps.com/trips/169363457

Any profits will go to York Rally funds.

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YORKSHIRE WOLDS 100 (108 km)

Date: Saturday 9th August 2025

108 km cycling event starting from Stamford Bridge, Near York.

Controls at

  • Start

  • Goodmanham, Fiddle Drill Cafe,

  • Bell Mills Garden Centre cafe

  • Stamford Bridge Village Hall

  • Plus 4 information controls

Description

This popular ride takes in some quiet lanes around the Yorkshire Wolds, starting from historic Stamford Bridge. Good views without any really steep climbs. Cake and drinks available at the finish.
Route is at 
https://ridewithgps.com/routes/46749144

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YORKSHIRE WOLDS 50 (52 km)

Date: Saturday 9th August 2025

52 km cycling event starting from Stamford Bridge, near York.

Controls at

  • Start

  • Huggate. Rachel's Walnut Cottage Tea Room

  • STAMFORD BRIDGE VILLAGE HALL

  • Plus 2 information controls

Description:

A lovely ride in quiet lanes in the Yorkshire Wolds, with a cafe stop at Rachel's Walnut Cottage Tea Room in Huggate, where everything is homemade, including a wide range of delicious cakes!
There are a few hills, but the generous time allowance should allow less experienced riders to walk up the steep bits!
Route is at 
https://ridewithgps.com/routes/42954655

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SOUTH NORFOLK LOOP (109 km)

Date: Saturday 30th August 2025

109 km cycling event starting from Carbrooke, near Watton, Norfolk. Controls at Diss and Carbrooke, plus 3 information controls.
A ride over predominantly flat to undulating terrain, with a few short, sharp hills through the scenic wooded lanes of the Breckland area of Thetford forest and the surprisingly scenic lanes of the Waveney Valley.

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SOUTH NORFOLK 'MINI' LOOP (53 km)

Date: Saturday 30th August 2025

53 km cycling event starting from Carbrooke, near Watton, Norfolk. Controls at Carbrooke., plus 2 information controls.

A ride entirely on 'B' roads or the picturesque wooded lanes of Breckland. It is not 'pancake' flat but there are no demanding hills, making it ideal for newcomers and families. Minimum permitted speed is adjusted to allow time for a stop just over halfway at Kenninghall, using the 'Premier' shop. The outbound route also passes directly by the OB Café at Old Buckenham Country Park.

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