Arrows, Darts and Trails

 

Arrows, Darts and Trails are team events (although a Dart can also be ridden by a team of one). More information at Special Calendar Events. The lists below give the annual trophy awards for these events.

The Easter Arrow is a 24 hour team event following the pattern and rules of Audax Club Parisien's Fleche Velocio (created in 1947). Whilst it remains a non-competitive event, the names of the team completing the furthest distance in each year are recorded in the table below.

  • 2023 Verulam CC A for Audacious - Jonathan Dixon, Mike Barber, Nathan Boyer, Davi A Braga (462 km)
  • 2022 Russell Kesley, Jay Baskerville, Ray Cox, Chris O'Hearn (434 km)
  • 2021 Not awarded (rides were restricted during the pandemic)
  • 2020 Not awarded (rides were restricted during the pandemic)
  • 2019 Will Armitage, Tim McInnes, Samm Parker, Liam Clarke (Non-member) (492 km)
  • 2018 Charlotte Thompson, Thomas Webb, Luke Allen (446 km)
  • 2017 Paul Revell, Mike Thompson, Cathy Brown, Ashley Brown, Stephen Scott, Jack Crane (456 km)
  • 2016 Bob Johnson, Steven Bryce, Aidan Hedley (502 km)
  • 2015 Paul Revell, Howard Lawton, Dave Spiby, Andrew Wedderburn (450 km)
  • 2014 Mike Thompson, Bob Bialek, Sean Townley (481 km)
  • 2013 Bob Bialek, Paul Revell, Mike Thompson (435 km)
  • 2012 S Brice, A Clarkson, Aidan Hedley, Ian Hellawell, Bob Johnson (465 km)
  • 2011 Andy Clarkson, Aidan Hedley, Ian Hellawell, Bob Johnson (510 km)
  • 2010 Steven Bryce, Dean Clementson, Aidan Hedley, Bob Johnson (432 km)
  • 2009 Bob Johnson, Chris Asher, Stephen Bruce, Ian Hellawell, Andy Southworth (506 km)
  • 2008 Bob Johnson, Steven Bryce and Andy Clarkson (427 km)
  • 2007 Jim Churton, Dave Lewis, Judith Swallow (481 km)
  • 2006 Chris Asher, Steve Bateman, Andy Clarkson, Gordon Panicca, Aidan Hedley, Bob Johnson (564 km)
  • 2005 George Hanna, Dave Lewis, Judith Swallow, Ritchie Tout, J-P Lamb-Horth (541 km)
  • 2004 Rob Gray, Richard Ludlow, Steve Ralphs (432 km)
  • 2003 Steve Bateman, Andy Clarkson, Aidan Hedley, Bob Johnson, John Streets (530 km)
  • 2002 Dave Lewis, Ritchie Tout, Rob Milsom (515 km)
  • 2001 Bob Johnson, Chris Cooke, John Streets (500 km)
  • 2000 Ian Hennessey, Peter Marshall, Chris Rutter (481 km)
  • 1999 Rose Almond, Jim Churton, Dave Lewis, Bob Johnson, Ritchie Tout (477 km)
  • 1998 Steve Abraham, Ian Hennessey, Anne Learmonth, Alan Pedliham, Andy Seviour (377 km)
  • 1997 Audax Ecosse (380 km)
  • 1996 Ian Hennessey, Dave Lewis, Matthew Rawnsley, A Williams (444 km)
  • 1995 Steve Abraham, Peter Coulson, Griffith, Steven Ralphs, Liz Creese (415 km)
  • 1994 Rod Hollands, Anne Learmonth, Dave Lewis

The Easter Trail, created in 2016, like the Easter Arrow, is a 24 hour team event but with an enforced night stop of a minimum 8 hours. It follows the pattern and rules of Audax Club Parisien's Trace Velocio (created in 1947). The club with the greatest number of paricipants (starters) in each year is recorded in the table below.

  • 2023 Crewe Clarion
  • 2022 Crewe Clarion
  • 2021 Not awarded (rides were restricted during the pandemic)
  • 2020 Not awarded (rides were restricted during the pandemic)
  • 2019 Bolsover & District CC
  • 2018 Audax Club Portsmouth
  • 2017 Bolsover & District CTC (4 riders)
  • 2016 Sheffield CTC (4 riders)
  • 2023 Not awarded
  • 2022 Richard Thompson, Gary Reed, Roy Ashman (408 km)
  • 2021 Not awarded (rides were restricted during the pandemic)
  • 2020 Not awarded (rides were restricted during the pandemic)
  • 2019 Aidan Hedley, Dave Minter, John Lilley (420 km)
  • 2018 Jim Hopper, Edwin Hargreaves, Ian Hill, Tony Girn (405 km)
  • 2017 Tania Tucker, Paul Roberts, Andy Berne (402 km)
  • 2016 Lindsay Clayton, Michael Fisher,Ian Newell, Tania Tucker (402 km)
  • 2015 David Atkinson, Les Bauchop, Aidan Hedley, Judith Swallow, Tania Tucker (402 km)
  • 2014 Jim Hopper, Jim Crew, Martin Wimpenny (412 km)
  • 2013 Jim Hopper, Jim Crew, Ian Hill (423 km)
  • 2012 n/a
  • 2011 Judith Swallow, Dave Lewis, Andy Heyting (482 km)
  • 2010 Dave Lewis, Dave Minter, Judith Swallow (473 km)
  • 2009 Dave Lewis, Tony Pember, Judith Swallow (505 km)
  • 2008 D Lewis, A Mckay, T Pember, J Swallow, D Young (525 km)
  • 2007 A Dade, D Lewis, A McKay, T Pember (506 km)
  • 2006 G Hanna, D Lewis, J Swallow, R Tout (564 km)
  • 2005 G Hanna, D Lewis, J Swallow, R Tout (584 km)
  • 2004 Ian Hill, Jim Hopper, Richard Ludlow (511 km)
  • 2003 n/a
  • 2002 David Lewis, Ritchie Tout, N Williams (577 km)
  • 2001 Cardiff Byways (513 km)
  • 2000 Cardiff Byways
  • 1999 Les Randonneurs aux Fesses Dures (510 km)
  • 1998 John Featherstone, Ian Hill, Jim Hopper (514 km)
  • 1997 Les Fils de la Garde Boue (510 km)
  • 1996 Bottomley/Featherstone/Hill/Hopper/Smith (485 km)
  • 1995 Bristol DA Cyclists Touring Club (416 km)
  • 1994 Derby Mercury (610 km)
  • 1993 Derby Mercury (529 km)
  • 1992 Burton on Trent Cyclists Touring Club (510 km)
  • 1991 Burton on Trent Cyclists Touring Club (518 km)
  • 1990 Monmouth Cycling Club
  • 1989 Burton on Trent Cyclists Touring Club
  • 1988 Burton on Trent Cyclists Touring Club
  • 2023 Not awarded
  • 2022 Paul Anthony (205 km)
  • 2021 Not awarded (rides were restricted during the pandemic)
  • 2020 Not awarded (rides were restricted during the pandemic)
  • 2019 Mike Wigley (223 km)
  • 2018 Aidan Hedley (265 km)
  • 2017 Mike Wigley (221 km)
  • 2016 Mike Wigley (257 km)
  • 2015 Mike Wigley (234 km)
  • 2014 Mike Wigley (273 km)
  • 2013 Mike Wigley (305 km)
  • 2012 Mike Wigley (295 km)
  • 2011 n/a
  • 2010 n/a
  • 2009 n/a
  • 2008 n/a
  • 2007 n/a
  • 2006 n/a
  • 2005 n/a
  • 2004 Chris Hopkinson (360 km)
  • 2003 Chris Hopkinson (360 km)
  • 2002 Chris Hopkinson (351 km)
  • 2001 Chris Hopkinson (361 km)
  • 2000 Chris Hopkinson (318 km)
  • 1999 M/J Potts, Messenger, Banks, Day, Eagers (280 km)
  • 1998 Mick/Joy Potts, Messenger, Pedley (275 km)
  • 1997 Harold Heyworth (201 km)
  • 1996 Mick Potts (315 km)
  • 1995 Brian Bottomley (268 km)
  • 1994 Ann & Keith Benton (260 km)
  • 1993 Ann & Keith Benton (256 km)
  • 1992 Ann & Keith Benton (238 km)