AUDAX ALTITUDE AWARD

 

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Audax Altitude Awards

 

    

 

       

The Audax Altitude Award is for obtaining 20 AAA points over any period of time. An AAA badge or medal is available (it's one or the other per award, not both).

If some of the qualifying points were on the old, pre-2009 AAA points basis, the total pre-2009 points can be converted to 'new' points by using this formula:

        total ‘old’ points / 12 x 20 rounded down to the nearest quarter point = 'new' points.

 

The AAA Triple Award is for completing 3 AAA awards. These awards may have been completed before or after the 2009 change to the AAA points scheme. A cloth badge is available to buy.

The AAA 3x3 Award is for completing 3 Triple Awards. A cloth badge is available to buy.

 

Claim these awards by sending or emailing me, the AAA Man, a list of the events and the dates they were completed.

If you would like a medal or cloth badge (as pictured above), either:

1. Post payment to me (if a cheque made payable to Steve Snook). My postal address is in the AUK Handbook. Please do not send a stamped addressed envelope.

Or:

2. Send payment via Paypal to my email address which is at the bottom of this page.

Prices including postage and package are:

AAA Medal £3.50

Audax Altitude Award, Triple Award  and 3x3 Award cloth badges £3.00.

 

AAA Roll of Honour

The Roll of Honour below includes people successfully claiming one of these awards from 2010 onwards.

It shows the total number of awards, and in separate columns the number of 3x awards and 3x3 awards included in the total. Entries in bold have been amended this season.

 

Audax Altitude Award Roll of Honour
  Total
AAA		 Including 3xAAA Including 3x3 AAA Date of Latest Award
Reid Anderson 3 1   19 Aug 2009
Rhisiart ap Gwilym 1     17 Oct 2009
Stewart Barron 1     12 Sep 2010
Dave Baxandall 3 1   10 Dec 2011
Martin Berry 1     22 Jun 2010
Peter Bond 3 1   19 Jun 2011
Steve Bryce 1     17 Sep 2011
Daniele Cassisa 1     14 Apr 2012
Matt Chambers 1     16 Oct 2010
Marc Cunnington 1     26 Jun 2010
Emma Dixon 1     28 Aug 2010
Jonathan Dixon 1     28 Aug 2010
Mary Doyle 3 1   10 Dec 2011
Paul Dytham 1     29 May 2010
John Ellis 3 1   09 Apr 2011
Wyn Evans 6 2   11 Sep 2011
Nick Firth 1     05 Mar 2011
Matt Haigh 3 1   14 May 2011
Bernie Hammond 3 1   12 Sep 2010
Derek Heine 9 3 1 03 Aug 2011
Andy Heyting 3 1   28 May 2011
Toby Hopper 9 3 1 26 Mar 2011
Ade Hughes 2     02 Oct 2011
Mike Hutchinson 10 3 1 13 Jun 2010
Jeremy Jones 1     22 May 2011
Justin Jones 1     24 Mar 2012
Chris Keeling-Roberts 3 1   12 Oct 2010
Chris Kula-Przezwanski 2     11 Mar 2012
Neil Lancastle 1     13 Aug 2006
Mike Lane 3  1   8 Apr 2012
Martin Malins 7 2   21 Apr 2012
Ann Marshall 9 3 1 7 Apr 2012
David Matthews 3 1   13 Aug 2011
Graham Merrington 3 1   02 Oct 2011
Tim Mitchell 1     08 Jan 2011
Derek Morgan 3 1   09 Oct 2010
Anthony Mycock 1     26 Jun 2011
Martin Newstead 3 1   28 Jun 2009
David Parkes 3 1   09 Apr 2010
Alan Parkinson 1     11 Sep 2011
Gareth Phillips 1     09 Aug 2011
Margaret Phillpotts 1     12 Jul 2009
Steve Poulton 9 3  1 19 Feb 2012
Paul Rainbow 1     24 Jul 2011
Alex Rendu 1     24 Jul 2011
Paul Revell 1     17 Aug 2011
Louise Rigby 9 3 1 31 Dec 2011
Mark Rigby 3 1   15 May 2010
Stephen Rogers 6 2   7 Oct 2011
Jonathan Saville 3 1   01 Jan 2011
Steve Snook 18 6 2 27 Aug 2011
Ian Sparrow 3 1   13 Nov 2010
Jonathan Stainton-Ellis 1     01 Oct 2010
Paul Stewart 1     04 Jun 2011
John Stone 1     19 May 2007
Paul Taylor 2     22 Oct 2011
Tim Taylor 1     14 May 2011
Robin Tomes 1     23 Jul 2010
Neil Vetch 1     23 Jul 2010
Jonathan Warner 3 3 1  1st Apr 2012
Richard Warner 3 1   17 Oct 2009
Colin Weaver 3 1   21 Jun 2009
Billy Weir 9 3 1 12 Dec 2010
Neil Weir 1     06 Nov 2010
Werner Wiethege 1     30 Jul 2011
Julian Williams 6 2   13 Sep 2009

 

AAA cards used to be required as proof of brevets completed. They are now optional and may be used for this, or simply to keep a record of AAA events you have ridden. Ask the organiser to stamp and sign your card on completion of each event when you hand your brevet card in. Cards are available from the AAA Man for £1 including postage and package. My postal address is in the AUK Handbook.

 

 

 

 

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If you have any queries, please contact the AAA Man: steve.snook@tiscali.co.uk

Page last updated: 16 May 2012