Audax BG abroad
Chronology of AUDAX Bulgarian Randonneurs participation abroad
Paris-Brest-Paris - 1999
AUDAX Bulgaria is founded!
The first 1200k for Bulgarians!
Successfully completed by 5 of the 7 participants (from left to right):
Atanas Ivanov
Valeriy Kitanchev
Dimitar Balanski - ACP responsible
Harutun Tevekelyan - national record
Alexey Panteleev - DNF Brest
Vasil Gyuzelev
Zdravko Anastasov - DNF Brest
Boston-Montreal-Boston - 2000
The first East-European to take part in this ride.
Successful first big ride and smooth finish for Lazar Vladislavov, between Jennifer Wise and Fred Kresse on this photo.
London-Edinburg-London - 2001
Lazar Vladislavov at the Harlow start, some minutes before 10 AM.
He met in London not only his brother, but the famous Jack Eason too (seen in the right corner of this pic). 1400km in 91 hours.
Paris-Brest-Paris - 2003
Second consecutive participation for Bulgaria. From left to right: Adrian Krumov, doctor Plamen Bujev (needed about 110 hours to arrive in Guyancourt after a good bath at the beach of Moulin-Blanc in Brest), Lazar Vladislavov, Dimitar Balanski (ACP representative), Stanimir Gyurov, and Nedyalko Petrov (56 years old, he established a national record: 60:49).
Rocky Mountain - 2004
Adrian Krumov and Lazar Vladislavov at
Less than 79 hours of finish time is a good attestation for newcomers. Almost 2 hours on Lazar s video: bears, elks, wild goats, summits and waterfalls, cyclists and scenery: everything was there!
Super Brevet Scandinavia - 2005
Stefan Baharov, Aleksey Panteleev, and Lazar Vladislavov at the finish line in Kristiansand, Norway. Exausted, but happy after many rainy hours and days and cold weather. Stefan has become the oldest ever to complete this ride, and it was a "double" for him, as for the others, after having completed SVS one month earlier.
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Paris-Brest-Paris - 2007