Randonneur Round the Year

Rules

• A Randonneur Round the Year (RRTY) consists of twelve consecutive months, during which the randonneur must complete at least one 200km brevet in each of the twelve successive months. This must be a brevet homologated by the ACP or LRM.
• The count may begin in any month of the year and must then continue uninterrupted for eleven months.
• Only the regular brevets on the ACP or LRM calendar are eligible for inclusion in an RRTY. For this reason, DIYs, Permanents, Super Randonnees and all other brevets where you determine the start date yourself are excluded. Flèche events are not eligible either. The start date of the brevet determines which month the brevet counts towards.
• A brevet may be ridden in any country, but an RRTY must include at least eight months in which the brevet was organised by Randonneurs NL.

You can only have one ‘active’ RRTY series at a time. A new series begins with the first brevet in the month following the completion of your RRTY, or if you have not completed a brevet for a month.

Apply for a medal

• Fill in the application form with at least the details listed below and email it to the   coordinator of the Dutch RRTY: Hans Westheim
  • date of the certificate
  • start location
  • distance
  • name of the organiser
  • ACP/LRM homologation number
  • for foreign brevets: the web address (URL) where the homologation number is published (for verification) or a copy/photo of the brevet card
• The application must be received before 1 March of the calendar year following the calendar year in which the final brevet in the series was completed in order to be eligible for recognition. After 1 March, no further applications from the previous calendar year will be processed.
• Upon recognition, the randonneur’s name is added to the roll of honour. Furthermore, at the start of each calendar year, a commemorative medal is awarded bearing the year in which the final brevet valid for the series was completed. This medal is free of charge.

ROLL OF HONOUR
(In alphabetical order by surname, followed by the years of award)

Rob Ammerlaan (NLD) – 2022
Leo Bakker (NLD) - 2019
Gert Beumer (NLD) - 2016
Peter van den Bos (NLD) - 2020, 2022
Bram Blok (NLD) – 2025
Heidi Bröker (NLD) – 2025
Chris Chambers (GBR) – 2025
Monique van Dam (NLD) – 2018
Jan Edema (NLD) – 2016
Fabrizio Ferrari (ITA) – 2024
Andreas Fischer (DEU) – 2018
Peter Fokkinga (NLD) – 2019
Leo Förster (NLD) – 2018
Wilhelm Grunden (DEU) – 2017, 2018, 2019
Jörg Haberlah (GER) – 2019
Pim Heijnen (NED) – 2018, 2019
Xander Hensing (NED) – 2019, 2023
René Hoek (NLD) – 2025
Ad Kimenai (NLD) – 2023
Jana Kloster (DEU) – 2018
Michael Kohlbrok (GER) – 2018
Jan Pieter Kockelkorn (NLD) – 2025
Keisuke Kuramoto (JPN) – 2019
Oliver Lee (USA) – 2017
Arthur van der Lee (NLD) – 2016
Ivo Miesen (NLD) – 2017, 2019
Arend Mulder (NLD) – 2025
Herman Odenthal (DEU) – 2016, 2018, 2019
Stefan Ostendorf (GER) - 2019
Henry Rijkenberg (NED) - 2016
Ralf Ringenaldus (NED) - 2023
Ben Schipper (NLD) – 2017, 2018, 2019
Felix Schmidt (DEU) – 2018, 2019
Martin Scholte Lubberink (NLD) – 2019
Ivan Soenario (NLD) – 2019
Andreas Tilles (DEU) – 2017, 2019
Pieter van Veelen (NLD) – 2024
Willem van der Velde (NLD) – 2024
Werner Velis (NLD) – 2025
Peter Verhouden (NLD) – 2023, 2025
Jos Verstegen (NLD) – 2016
Mark de Vos (NLD) – 2023
Eelco Weijmans (NLD) – 2019
Hans Westheim (NLD) – 2018, 2019, 2022, 2025
Jan Wissink (NLD) – 2017
Laurens Wolting (NLD) – 2020, 2025
Frank Zwanenberg (NLD) – 2017