Event Details: ACPB 200km 2015-9-26: Tour Demilles -- BC Randonneurs Database

None: nothing but businesses; organizer at start
Low: organizer at start and finish
Medium: at least one staffed control, possibly more; overnight controls may be staffed, but sleeping space is not guaranteed
High: presence at most controls; food/meals at fully staffed controls; sleeping space at overnight controls

Name	Tour Demilles (#2559)
Info	ACP Brevet 200km
Start Date	Sept. 26, 2015, 7 a.m.
Ended	Sept. 26, 2015, 8:30 p.m.
Region	BC Randonneurs CC - Kamloops (011621)
Start	Demilles Market Salmon Arm
Route	Salmon Arm - Sicamous - Enderby - Armstrong - (2015) (200km)
Support Level	Unknown at this time None: nothing but businesses; organizer at start Low: organizer at start and finish Medium: at least one staffed control, possibly more; overnight controls may be staffed, but sleeping space is not guaranteed High: presence at most controls; food/meals at fully staffed controls; sleeping space at overnight controls
Climbing	1500m (4921ft)

Route Sheet (41.5 KB)

Volunteers

*Goodison, Bob

* - Event organizer

Conditions: The morning was cool and overcast, gradually clearing and warming up. There were some headwinds from St. Annes Road to Falkland, but the reward was a great tailwind from Falkland to Salmon River Road. A brief storm blew through in the afternoon. Depending on where they were at the time, some riders experienced a soaking, some a few drops of rain, and some none at all.

Results

Member	Time	Bicycle Class	Sortable time
Blair, Richard	10:34	Single	38040
Caswell, Sandy	11:35	Single	41700
Cundiff, Don	7:45	Single	27900
Goodison, Bob	8:24	Single	30240
Harding, Ian	10:34	Single	38040
McDiarmid, Rob	10:24	Single	37440
Menu, Fred	10:24	Single	37440
Nickerson, Peter	10:24	Single	37440
Simpson, Daniel	8:24	Single	30240
Van der Ree, Connie	11:35	Single	41700

All riders enjoyed the route, which had between 1400 and 1500m of elevation gain. There were a few suggestions for improvements, mostly clarification of turns to ease navigation. This will likely be the route for the spring 200 in 2016. Congratulations to all, especially first time randonneurs Ian Harding and Fred Menu.