Audax Oz PBP 2019 participipants

[Peter Mathews]

As far as I have been able to find this is a list of Australian entrants in this weekends PBP. The data is public on the rider tracking app (https://track.rtrt.me/e/PBP-2019#/tracker/R5AB893V).  Once the event starts you can go to this search page to determine riders progress.

Don't forget that some of our participants have added their SPOT/ phone tracking details to Spotwalla https://spotwalla.com/locationViewer.php?id=212&fbclid=IwAR1-ndYv8v6N5Yu2skSMaGY8i29guVNkV7_cEreLVEJhkO2i7ILnl5-9Gac

SPOTWALLA.COM

Audax Australia PBP Tracking Page

Tracking Audax Australia riders.

Ride well everyone. PBP has been one of my biggest adventures.

PeterM

ACT

Adam White D008

Anthony Nocka Y067

David Riddel T005

Kerri-Ann Smith J101

Michael Bentley J102

Peter Heal F077

NEW SOUTH WALES

Sergey Shulubin B020

Dome Deli F108

Hugh Spear H205

Andrew Hulme J018

Chris Horsfield K001

Garry Armsworth L046

Geoffery Burge L216

Francis Lim M037

Paul Cribb M042

Derek Wolfson M232

Graham Webber P035

Simon Irvine T055

Rebecca Morton V001

Mark Lloyd V009

Neal Plowright V066

Graeme poile X072

Warren Page Y068

Nicholas Fisk Y069

Jonathan Page Y101

Howard Dove Z001

Ian Garrity Z040

Katherine Bryant Z041

Mudiarto Widjaja Z074

Martin Drummond Z103

Tony Brooks J019

Soufiane Boufous J020

Alex Simpson V087

Bhanu Lokubalasuriya Z038

QUEENSLAND

Gayle Sticher Z039

Brian Hornby H075

David Taylor K209

James Jinks M043

Kym Raffelt S037

Mark Riley Z010

Nicholas Booth C094

Raoul Dover G006

Ruth Brown T096

Steve Powell X074

George Row F030

SOUTH AUSTRALIA

Mikhail Balaev B118

Natasha Bysterveld H076

Daniel O'Connor J100

David Fairweather J274

James Litt K099

Matthew Walden L016

Warren Foreman L063

Steve Tsoukaladakis P03

VICTORIA

Alex Bakauskis S148

Anthony Hoare K098

Brendan Lang X141

Damina Knightsbridge C043

David Gerrard J099

Garry Wall S073

Gregory Pratt X073

Hayden Fenn X114

Ian Know I070

Leigh Paterson L017

Marek Cichy Z037

Mark Rodgers L217

Mick Creati F122

Paul Kalitsis I071

Peter Donnan L045

Peter Carr Y007

Richard Reed K024

Richard Thwaites Y136

Sally Theofanides P033

Sarah Chaplin M038

Scott Lovegreen X140

Shannon Turner T056

Simon Maddison H074

Simon Dempsey P032

Stephen Watson K076

Thomas Salinger Y160

Tiffany Winchester C008

Sean Soh X139

WESTERN AUSTRALIA

Nicholas Mandoki G115

Wayne Hickman M020

Guido Gadomsky X009

Gary Peakall X038

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[Fraser Rowe]

Missing Victorian rider 

Mark Newton, Y135 from, Beechworth.

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[Peter Mathews]

Apologies to those concerned and thanks to those who have alerted me.

I missed Mark Newton Y135 from Beechworth, Vic (Australie ;-)

Andrew Heard (Tas) G005

Simon Ward (Tas) X008

The entry system applies no consistency to club names, so if you spot an others I've missed please let me know.

PeterM

[DaveM]

There are a couple of other Aussies riding PBP who aren’t Audax Oz members, the front of George Row’s tandem for one (that would be me).

Regards

Dave Minter

[Bill Parker]

Thanks Peter, so many great riders to follow.

A few others on my list

Alain Collongues U210 , starting his 12th PBP

Claus Czycholl K250, age 76 and doing his 8th PBP, gives me hope my best Audaxing and my first PBP are still ahead of me (sarting a four year preparation program tomorrow!)

Fiona Kolbinger G288, her first PBP but while most riders were "tapering" Fiona knocked over her final  PBP training ride 10 days ago, a mere 4,000kms across Europe (TCR) in 10 days, beating all the boys by a good margin.

Sina Witte A001, (must have been quick on the registration keyboard to score that frame number), with Claus also in the "Brevet" movie (Vimeo OnDemand) about PBP 2015, I get inspiration from it , watch it often, get my $15 worth

Have to get to bed early and carb up so I can cheer on the team for the 4 days & nights

There is heaps of Youtube & Vimeo videos, maybe the best from a raw handlebar view of the first 100 kms is https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5VNYLMfPvDs (warning it is 3h40m, so gets a bit tedious but dipping in at various bits is interesting, at least for someone how hasn't been there.

On Friday, 16 August 2019 18:42:58 UTC+10, Peter Mathews wrote:

Apologies to those concerned and thanks to those who have alerted me.

I missed Mark Newton Y135 from Beechworth, Vic (Australie ;-)

Andrew Heard (Tas) G005

Simon Ward (Tas) X008

The entry system applies no consistency to club names, so if you spot an others I've missed please let me know.

PeterM

VICTORIA

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[DaveM]

Any word on how the Aussies did?

PBP’s tracking was a bit hit-and-miss, particularly at the finish. It was pretty easy for folk to completely miss the courtyard loop over the sensors and I know of several riders who were in time at every control without their tracking confirming it.

[Bill Parker]

YACF says someone has done a scrape of the PBP Tracking data and presented it in a different (better?) form, http://www.pbpresults.com/. You can select by nationality which shows up some additional Oz riders registered via UK, European or US clubs but loses Oz riders with other (especially Kiwi) nationality. Can also select via club but not all Oz riders have one of the Audax Aust (A.A.XXX) regions as their club. Discussion seems to suggest it might be months before definitive results are available, presumably most vollies have gone back home leaving a few ACP persons to sort through 6,600 brevet cards and match to tracking data at controls.

Anyway, regardless of result, a big thumbs up to all participants, just getting to Paris is hard enough for Oz riders let alone doing the 1200kms. Much admiration for all those who participated. I am hoping my enthusiasm lasts to 2023  

VICTORIA

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[DaveM]

Scraping the online tracking gives somewhat pessimistic DNF rates. I know several folk who finished in time but the online tracking didn’t pick them up at the finish. Also, several folk have time allowances for assisting other riders that the online tracking doesn’t consider.

[Bill Parker]

The pbpresults.com site now also indicates riders with some missing control data, mostly more than just the final one, but still with any inaccuracies in the tracking data itself and unadjusted for other reasons.

The best video I have seen is from a Japanses group G rider who got full value from his registration with a time of 89:10:33 but compressed down to 2 hours of video for us non-endurance viewers, includes the start, each of the controls, scenic and atmospheric highlights and finish including medal presentation, just like actually riding (less effort though), recommended for reliving it or starting a familiarisation for 2023

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NPvyoTsyrfY

and another for the recumbent riders https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=50V3FIxT3JU , only 30 minutes as they are faster, if only I had the balance and courage to try one, the Danish rider makes it look so easy. Guest appearances of Fiona Kolbinger fresh (!) from her European TCR victory (4000kms) only 13 days before.

[DaveM]

Given that the official PBP19 results have been published at

http://www.paris-brest-paris.org/index2.php?lang=en&cat=presentation&page=resultats_2019

and previous PBP results are aggregated (using ACP's records) at

http://www.randonneurs.bc.ca/pbp/recidivistes/main.html

it is probably time for the Australian PBP results page

https://www.audax.org.au/public/paris-brest-paris/35-all-rides/major-rides/88%3Ap-b-p-aust-finish-p-b-p-aust-finish

to be corrected and updated.

Some errors that I've noticed in Audax Oz's PBP results page are:

Paul Cribb finished 5 x PBP 1999-2015, ditto Dave Minter

Gerry Tatrai finished PBP87, '91 and '99, not PBP95

Obviously the results of PBP19 need to be added.

Regards

Dave Minter

[Russell]

All the awards pages are outdated, and haven't been updated in years. Lack of people wiling to do the work.

FYI, anything under under www.audax.org.au/public is not being updated at all as the new website Thomas has built supercedes it at www.audax.org.au.

People are needed to assist with updating so if you contact Thomas Price he can provide you access so you can contribute your updates online and update the actual website.

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[Dave Minter]

Are non-members able to do that sort of thing?

I’d have thought that a simple re-direct to the new website would have occurred once the new website was created.

Dave

[Russell]

No idea, I don't manage the new website, Thomas Price is the contact.

The old website was a redirect from www.audax.org.au to www.audax.org.au/public 

The new website is just at www.audax.org.au.au 

Unfortunately there is now way for us to remove the old cached redirect from your web browser, so if you go to www.audax.org.au and see the old website you may need to removed the redirect from your web browser cache.

See https://www.google.com/search?q=remove+caching+of+permanent+redirects

This is a legacy from how the website was previously operated.

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