The Richard Ellis Memorial (50km Audax)

Richard Ellis Memorial 50

53km cycling event starting from Churchend, Dunmow. Controls at Newport and Churchend., plus 4 information controls.

A taste of some remote corners of North-West Essex with the option of a café, pubs or village shop for lunch at the half-way point. Breakfast beforehand, with pizzas and cake at the finish included in the entry fee.

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Along the route

Key: Cafe Convenience Store Restaurant Service Station Supermarket

Church End is a small and picturesque area within the town of Great Dunmow, located in the Borough of Uttlesford, Essex. The area takes its name from the proximity to St. Mary’s Church, which is one of the oldest and most important landmarks in Great Dunmow. The presence of the church gives the area a historic, peaceful atmosphere, typical of many rural English communities.
Paradise Cafe  The Angel & Harp

Newport, Essex, is a small village located in the northeast of Essex, within the Epping Forest District. Newport has a rich history, with origins that can be traced back to the Anglo-Saxon period, though the village’s name appears in the Domesday Book of 1086.
Gulf Service Station  Newport Stores  Radhuni

Key Information
Event Number 26-384
Category BP
Distance 50 km (53 km)
Minimum Speed 10 km/h
Maximum Speed 25 km/h
Duration 5h 18m
Climb 313 m
Audax Points 0.5
AAA Points 0
Organising Body Audax Club Mid-Essex
Facilities
Camping near start Camping near start GPS files available from organiser GPS files available from organiser
Secur(ish) luggage storage at start Secur(ish) luggage storage at start Mudguards required Mudguards required
Parking at start Parking at start Free or reasonably priced refreshments at start and/or finish Free or reasonably priced refreshments at start and/or finish
Toilets at start Toilets at start 'shoestring' event, few or no facilities or AUK controllers ‘shoestring’ event, few or no facilities or AUK controllers
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