Audax rides are open to all reasonably fit and determined cyclists willing to take up the challenge that makes a randonneur. You don't have to be a member of the Audax Club to participate, but members do enjoy the benefits of reduced entry fees, personal accident liability insurance cover while on rides, and the Club's quarterly journal, "Checkpoint" with up-to-date information and stories about rides in Australia and overseas ... More
Audax Australia is a non profit national cycling organisation specialising in on road rides from 50 - 1200km and off road rides from 35 - 200km. Rides 200km and over are recognised internationally by Randonneurs Mondiaux and Audax Club Parisien ... More
Did you know that the word Audax comes from the Latin for bold or courageous. In 1897 a group of Italian cyclists rode 200 km between sunrise and sunset, and became known as "les Audacieux".
A new ride entry form has been published to allow ride participants to order an Audax Club Parisien medallion when entering a Brevet de Randonneurs Mondiaux (BRM) event.
