Silk Route 2021
Registered 1 Maksim Fedorov Russia 2 Sergei Siaskov Russia 3 Magnus Fischer Germany 4 Kseniia Druzhinina Russia 5 Pamela Cepparulo Italy 6 Viacheslav Ershov Russia 7 Aleksandr Gordienko Russia 8 Konstantin Makarov Russia 9 Alexey Lukashin Russia 10 Petr Sinelnik Russia 11 Rafkhat Sulemin Uzbekistan 12 Aleksei Bulychev Russia 14 Sergey Golubkov Russia 15 Oleg Volkov Russia 16 Ichiro Noda Germany 17 Aleksei Zakharov Russia 18 Andrei Afonin Russia 19 Dragomir Titei Romania 20 Vasily Shirobokov Russia 21 Alexander Velskov Russia 22 Barry Browne Ireland 23 Paul Tost Germany 24 Keisuke Hinoue Japan 25 Paul van Wersch Canada 26 Svetlana Sedova Russia 27 Vadim Malakhovskiy Russia 28 Dmitry Baryshnikov Russia 29 Sergei Tonkovskii Russia 30 Anastasia Zhukova Russia 31 Elena Murzina Russia 32 Georgy Solodovnikov Russia 33 Oleg Povarnin Russia 34 Claus Czycholl Germany 35 Sören Ritter Germany 36 Sergei Kolomietc Russia 37 Roman Bogdanov Russia 38 Jöran März Germany 39 Andrey Popov Russia 40 Dmitrii Kimber Russia 41 Aleksandr Poloskov Russia 42 Evgenii Antsupov Russia 43 Gary Sparks Canada 44 Emrah Duezel Germany 45 Aleksei Ievlev Russia 46 Aleksandr Nikolaev Uzbekistan 47 Aleksei Kopylov Russia 48 Grigorii Kolmykov Russia 49 Aleksei Konev Russia 50 Peter Donnan AUSTRALIA
The 1200 km "SILK ROUTE" is the official Brevet (long distance cycling ride) based on the rules of the Audax Club Parisian (ACP).
It takes place in Uzbekistan in accordance with the annual International Calendar of Randonneurs Mondial on an approved route and fixed schedule. The Silk Road derives its name from the lucrative Chinese silk trade where silk was carried accross the continent from China to the West.
The ride start is between 6-00 and 7-00am on 18st, 2021 from the city of Tashkent, and finishes in Tashkent. Legend of the route.
The maximum number of riders is 50.
For participants, citizens of the CIS(Commonwealth of Independant States) and foreign countries, there is an agreement with some hotels and camping sites which are 1.5 - 2km from the start point. As the number of rooms is limited participants are recommended to book their accommodation before August 1, 2021
Registration of randonneurs, bicycle and equipment checks, will be on September 17th, 2021 at 10-00am in Samarkand.
The checkpoints (Controls) along the route that will provide food, showers and technical support will be at ( Djizzakh x2, Samarkand х2, Bukhara, and Navoi x2).
Delivery of personal stuff (bag-drops) is allowed up to a volume of 30 litres per person which will be taken in advance to the sleep stops (Samarkand and Bukhara). This basic accommodation is included in the event.
The route of this 1200km cycling marathon passes through the sights of some of the most ancient cities - Samarkand and Bukhara.
Samarkand: Bibi Khanum (1399-1404 monument, the Great Mosque of Tamerlane), Registan (one of the most beautiful squares in the world, which is called the pearl of Central Asia), Gur Emir (Tamerlane family vault). Bukhara: Route passes along the street of Nakshbandi through the very heart of ancient Bukhara.
Translation: Chris Wilby
| 1 | Dave King | Canada |
| 2 | Sergey Shulubin | Australia |
| 3 | Ivo Miesen | Netherlands |
| 4 | Jeff MUDRAKOFF | Canada |
| 5 | Petr Sinelnik | Russia |
| 6 | Robert Dalbak | Norway |
| 7 | Greg Melia | United Kingdom |
| 8 | Pavel Skripnichenko | Russia |
| 9 | Sergey Zaitsev | Russia |
| 10 | Aleksey Ryabov | Russia |
| 11 | Svetlana Noeva | Russia |
| 12 | Vladimir Lazarev | Russia |
| 13 | Vladimir Kartashov | Russia |
| 14 | Nazarov Igor | Russia |
| 15 | Fedor Vershinin | Russia |
| 16 | Oleg Sdobnov | Russia |
| 17 | Yvonne Huetten | Germany |
| 18 | Henning Hagenah | Germany |
| 19 | Natalya Kudinova | Russia |
| 20 | Kashif Qayyum | Ireland |
| 21 | Alexander Popov | Russia |
| 22 | Nina Todriia | Russia |
| 23 | Alexander Hriaznykh | Ukraine |
| 24 | Lars Jacobsson | Sweden |
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