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ABOUT US

Singapore AUDAX has been active in Singapore since 2006.  Since that time, the group has seen a significant increase in the number of endurance cyclists in Singapore.  Many of the current riders have successfully completed Paris Brest Paris and many other endurance cycling events across the globe.

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Singapore Audax 200km May 06-16

“Return to Johor”

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Paris-Brest-Paris 2023 - Information night

PBP 2023 introduction night on Tuesday 24th May 6:30-8:30pm
Please only sign up to join if you are seriously considering attempting PBP in 2023. I will go through the pre-qualification and qualification processes and talk about my experiences at PBP so you have an idea of what to expect and can learn from my mistakes… There will also be a talk on nutrition.

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There is a place for everyone, whether you are an accustomed rider or someone newer to the sport, but keen in getting serious in the game.
Jean-Francois TORRELLE

2022 Ride Calendar

May 6th-16th200km ‘Return to Johor’
June 11th-19th 300km 100-year Anniversary
July 9th-17th400km & 200km
August 13th-22nd600km & 300km
TBD by Oct 31st400km & 600km

2020 Season begins!

Singapore AUDAX

The AUDAX 2019-2020 season begins this Saturday.   This will mark the 14th season that Singapore AUDAX has had a presence in the southeast nation!  Singapore AUDAX has…

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2007

2007 saw the first Singapore contingent taking part in Paris Brest Paris, 3 riders from Singapore. After this initial foray into the PBP world, the popularity of Audax great in Singapore. It was common to get 80+ rides on a 200KM brevet.

2019

2019 saw an increase number of long distance fans in Paris in August 2019. 2018 was a pre-qualifying year which helped riders secure a spot in the 2019 PBP. The race is usually oversubscribed so many in Singapore made sure they hit the road in 2018 and 2019

Friendships born on the bike are solid as steel…Enjoy your riding with Singapore AUDAX!

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AUDAX RIDES

AUDAX rides are long…but not too long as there are cutoff times. These are not your typical daily or weekend ride, but rides that push you and the crew to the limits. Below are the hours you have to complete the specific brevet:

13h30m for 200 km

The inaugural ride for most new long distance riders. This ride will test your endurance, will enable you to gain understanding of the AUDAX brevet system, and will introduce you to fellow AUDAX riders in Singapore.

20h for 300 km

The next step up is the AUDAX 300km. This one will push you to new limits and test your climbing legs a bit more than the AUDAX 200km. For some riders this is the ride where the AUDAX addiction starts to set in.

27h for 400 km

Some say this is the toughest AUDAX ride despite not being the longest. You have crushed the AUDAX 300km and have permission to stay out most of the day for the AUDAX 400km. This is the ride when you learn about mental vs. physical power.

40h for 600 km

You feel the need to climb more than 3000m and travel across some beautiful terrain in Malaysia. You have dedicated the weekend to this ride and you know the next step is Paris Brest Paris. The AUDAX 600km is an enjoyable weekend of fun and suffering.

AWARDS

Presented for each ride with Extraordinary Riders

JFT AUDAX Spirit Award

Named after the Singapore AUDAX founder Jean-Francois Torrelle (JFT), this award is given to the person who exudes the AUDAX spirit and promotes long distance cycling.

Lundy Worker Award

Named after Dave ‘Lundy’ Lundberg, an AUDAX legend, this award is given to the person who supports the group the best. Support includes excessive amounts of front time, fixing flats, singing and in general bringing everybody home safely after a SOLID effort on the road.

Silk Smile Award

Named after Denise Silk, an AUDAX and a PBP legend in Singapore, this award is given to the person who manages to smile and spread happiness in the group no matter what pain and suffering is endured by all.