AUDAX Randonneurs Bulgaria
2012 - Better Roads, Stronger Lights!
300, 200, 400, 600/1000k - May 19-26, 2012
SVS: Sliven-Varna-/Sofia/-Sliven
1200k - June 30 - July 3, 2012
Organized by Cycling Club Sinite Kamani,
Member of the Bulgarian Tourist Federation, Sofia
Visitors since
20 Oct 2003
Our BWN Partner:
http://sunny-beach.ok-booking.com/hotel-nobel-sunny-beach_en.html
Our SVS Partner:
http://www.alpia-tur.com/home_en.html
http://villamariavarna.com/index-eng.html
Sliven Centre WebCam:
Recent Updates:
- Brevet Week Nobel: Routes modification- SVS 1200km Details: Control points & times
- Bulgarian Brevet Calendar 2012
- SVS 1200km Details: Itinerary on www.bikemap.net
- Brevet Week Nobel: Dates, fees, concise information- SVS 1200km: Dates, fees, concise information, route
Sept. 12, 2011 - BWN'2012 Details page
- Brevet Week Nobel: Calender and Itineraries
| BWN'2012 & SVS'2012 | ||||||
| Riders’ Status (in order of appearance) as of February 9, 2012 | ||||||
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| No | Name | Country | BWN | SVS | BWN | SVS |
| 1. | Klaus Prüger | Germany | Sent | Sent |
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| 2. | Chavdar Dyulgerov | Bulgaria | Sent | Sent |
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| 3. | Petar Kosev | Bulgaria | Sent | Sent |
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| 4. | Ivan Pepelyashkov | Bulgaria | Sent | Sent |
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| 5. | Lazar Vladislavov | Bulgaria | Sent | Sent |
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| 6. | Noel McNamara | Ireland | Sent | Sent |
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| 7. | Spas Hristov | Bulgaria | Sent | Sent |
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| 8. | Vasil Rachev | Bulgaria | Sent | Sent |
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| 9. | Aleksandar Nikolov | Bulgaria | Sent | Sent |
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| 10. | Dimitar Stoev | Bulgaria | Sent | Sent |
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| 11. | Martin Gachev | Bulgaria |
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BWN'2012 Concise Information
ENTRY FEE:
45 EUR /transfer/ payable in March, or 50 EUR /cash/ at registration
Entry fee includes:
Homologation
Route Description & GPS Tracks
Domino Map of
Technical Support
Hotel Nobel Booking
Entry fee does not include:
BRM Medals
BWN movie disks (DVD)
BWN
Hotel Nobel Accommodation
Hotel Nobel Services
Hotel Nobel Airport Transfer
Meal at control points
Trip to Nesebar on day off
SVS'2012 Concise Information
Same controls - new safer route: http://www.bikemap.net/route/123950
ENTRY FEE:
185 EUR /Bank or PayPal/ before June 1, or 200 EUR /Cash/ at registration
Entry fee includes:
Free Sleeping Facilities /beds at all control points/
Meal /2 menus at all control points/
Registration Pasta Party and Post-Ride Dinner Party
Bag Drop Service /at least 3 control points/
RM Medal & Homologation
SVS Cup
Route Description & GPS Tracks
Free Domino Map of
Booking a room at the start-final hotel
Sliven train/bus station transfer
Booking of airport transfer to Sliven town
Technical Support
Entry fee does not include:
SVS
SVS movie disks (DVD)
Masseur before start and after finishing
Drinks and meal not included in the SVS menu
Airport transfer to Sliven town
SVS OPENING PROGRAM
(Friday June 29 - Chateau Alpia):
16:00 Registration & Bike check
17:00 Bags Submission & Conference
18:00 Pasta Party
SVS Start Time: 5:00 AM, Saturday, June 30
SVS ACCOMMODATION:
Hostel/Chalet rooms with beds and shower available at all controls – accommodation here is included in the entry fee. If you wish to be sure to have your own room, or wish to stay at some more luxurious place, we can book for you rooms/beds in advance – against payment.
SVS FEEDING:
2 menus to chose from (a la carte) at each control point, included in the entry fee.
RULES:
- The Regulations promulgated by Audax Club Parisien (ACP) apply.
- To enter SVS, a successfully completed brevet series (200-300-400-600km) is required. You may be given a “wild card” if you have completed some 1200+ brevet in the past two seasons.
- SVS must be completed in 90 hours. The 90 hours rule is applied with the opening and closing time of control points based on the formula developed by the ACP and used for Paris-Brest-Paris.
- Each rider must check in and check out of every checkpoint and get his/her SVS Control card signed and stamped as indicated. A few controls allow taking a receipt (with site name, date and time) instead of stamp.
- No follow vehicles are allowed. Support vehicles must follow an alternate route. Support vehicles on the rider route will result in rider penalties. Multiple infractions of this rule result in rider disqualification.
- Support crews are permitted to support the rider at checkpoints only.
- Riders may only accept mechanical assistance from the SVS Staff on the SVS route. Riders may accept other support at checkpoints.
- Each rider must comply with lighting requirements and reflective material rules for riding at night during the event.
- Helmets are strongly recommended. They are expected to become compulsory soon.
- Each rider must pass bike inspection. It will take place at registration.
- Each bike must be functional and equipped with superior headlights and taillights. A dual headlight system or spare bulb is required, and a solid red taillight. Riders may use a flashing taillight in addition to the steady light.
- If a rider abandons, he/she is responsible to notify SVS staff by calling the 24-Hour Emergency Telephone number printed on the SVS Control Card.
- Riders who abandon are responsible to find their own transportation back to the start.
SVS'2010 Comments:
Ernesto Berzacola, Italy
07/07/2010 20:44
All of us Italians are very satisfied with this experience, especially for your hospitality and kindness (I had no doubt ...) and thank you heartily.
John Barkman, UK
13/07/2010 19:04
Just wanted to say thank you very much for such a great and memorable SVS this year! It certainly was challenging and I really enjoyed it! As usual, everyone was very friendly, and the controllers feel like family now! I thought the organisation was excellent and the event went really well!
Paul Vlasveld, USA
19/07/2010 21:31
I would like to thank you and your volunteers for organizing such a challenging and dare I say it fun event.
Carlo Orsenigo, Italy
28/07/2010 16:03
Compliments for the organization of the S-V-S 2010, also to all the staff for their kindness, generosity and care to the controls. The foods and drinks were very good. Bulgaria has different regions and it has a beautiful landscape. The streets are not always in good condition but a randonneer is able to face these troubles. Thanks for this fantastic randonnee and I hope to meet you again in the future.
Ferdinand Jung, Austria
27/08/2010 18:06
Yes, the controllers and volunteers are very, very helpful. It was a wonderful brevet. Some roads are very dangerous. We had a very good ligths.
SVS'2009 Comments and Reports:
George Hanna, UK
Thanks for the controllers names, which I will include in the article I have in mind for Arrivee - the AUK club magazine. They all did a fantastic job, and it was a pleasure to do the ride. Arduous at times, but a pleasure.
1.7.2009
Here is the finished version of the article:
https://share.acrobat.com/adc/document.do?docid=aa5139ab-8845-48dd-aee0-89f83f8056ad.html
20.11.2009
Knut Kollbach, Germany
I have a small written report on SVS and on the homepage of my club released:
http://www.audaxclub-sh.de/node/184
12.7.2009







