Introducing the Brevet Hall of Fame Achievement System

Your Randonneuring Journey, Visualized

We’re excited to announce a major new feature on the Audax Latvia portal – the Brevet Hall of Fame Achievement System!

Every cyclist now has a personalised profile that tracks your brevet history, awards achievement points, and displays badges for your accomplishments. Whether you’re new to randonneuring or a seasoned veteran, your journey is now celebrated like never before.

What’s New?

Every registered member now has a dedicated cyclist profile page displaying your brevet history, longest ride, flèche completions, LRM and SR series, PBP finishes, and total achievement points. Points are automatically calculated based on your activity – 5 points per brevet, distance bonuses, plus extra points for flèche completions, LRM and SR series, and PBP finishes.

The system also includes a growing collection of badges. You can earn the First Brevet badge when you complete your first ride, then progress through Bronze, Silver, Gold, and Veteran Randonneur levels as you accumulate more brevets. Distance milestones are recognized too, from Distance Enthusiast at 200km all the way to Ultra Randonneur at 1000km. Special achievements like Super Randonneur, PBP Finisher, and Flèche Team are also awarded.

For newer riders, we have added progressive badges like Rising Star for those who complete three brevets in their first three months, Breakout Rider for five brevets with a 200km longest ride, Rapid Climber for doubling your brevet count in six months, Early Achiever for reaching ten brevets faster than average, and One to Watch for riders in the top ten percent of points with under fifteen brevets.

Visual: Badge Progress Rings

Club Status & Rankings

Your brevet count determines your club status, ranging from Rookie Club for new riders up to Legendary Randonneur for those with twenty or more brevets. Each cyclist profile also shows a rank percentage, comparing your achievement points to everyone else in the system. You can see whether you rank in the Elite top ten percent, Top Tier top twenty-five percent, Solid top half, or Growing below average.

If you have added your country to your profile, the system will show your local status. National Champion badges are awarded to the top-ranked cyclist in each country, and the system will tell you who is ahead of you and by how many points.

Visual: Shareable Achievement Card Preview

Hall of Fame & Member Dashboard

The main Hall of Fame page allows you to explore all cyclists in the system. You can filter by country, minimum brevets, minimum distance, or minimum points. Sorting options include name, brevets count, longest ride, or achievement points. You can also switch between grid and list views and search for specific riders by name.

Logged-in members can access their personal cyclist information from the My Account dashboard. The dashboard shows your current stats at a glance, displays your badge collection, includes a form for updating your achievements, and allows you to upload a profile photo.

Next Badge Prediction & Sharing

One of the most motivating features is the next badge prediction. The system tells you exactly which badge you are closest to earning next – for example, “Bronze Randonneur needs three more brevets” or “Ultra Randonneur needs four hundred more kilometers.” This helps you set clear, achievable goals for your next ride.

Every cyclist profile also includes a “Share My Achievement Card” button. This opens a beautifully designed modal with your stats and badges, which you can share directly to Facebook, Twitter, WhatsApp, copy the link, or download as an image.

Get Started Today

Visit the Hall of Fame page to explore the achievements of fellow randonneurs, or log in to your account and navigate to the Cyclist Info section to view and update your own profile. Every brevet you complete brings new points, new badges, and new club status levels.

We look forward to seeing your achievements grow!

Explore the Hall of Fame → Link

View Your Cyclist Profile → Link

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