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This page summarizes the various forms of certificate numbers
that may appear within the table of results.
| Pattern | Description |
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| all digits |
ACP-sanctioned brevets.
Sequential numbers for each distance (200, 300, 400, 600, 1000km)
are assigned, beginning with 1 for each set.
Therefore, a particular certificate number does not uniquely
identify a brevet distance. However, in practice, the numbers currently
being assigned to each brevet distance are different enough to distinguish
them.
As of the beginning of 2010, ACP has assigned
numbers to approximately 290,000 200km brevets, 105,000 300km brevets,
70,000 400km brevets, and 53,000 600km brevets.
The number of 1000km brevets recorded is just over 6000 -- a
surprisingly small figure.
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| USddd |
A certificate for an RM-sanctioned randonnée of 1200km of more
run by a US club. 'ddd' represents a unique sequential number
that continues from year to year.
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| US-yyyy-ddd |
A flèche certificate number, where 'yyyy' represents the
4-digit year and 'ddd' is a sequential number that re-starts from 001
for each year.
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| RUSA-Pddddd |
A certificate for a RUSA-sanctioned populaire.
'ddddd' represents a unique sequential number that continues from
year to year.
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| RUSA-Bddddd |
A certificate for a RUSA-sanctioned brevet.
'ddddd' represents a unique sequential number that continues from year to year.
Unlike the overlapping sets of numbers assigned by ACP for its brevets,
there is only one series of numbers that covers all
lengths of RUSA-sanctioned brevets.
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| RUSA-Fddddd |
A certificate for a RUSA-sanctioned arrow or dart.
'ddddd' represents a unique sequential number that continues from year to year.
The certificate number does not distinguish between arrows and darts.
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| RUSA-Tddddd |
A certificate for a RUSA-sanctioned permanent or permanent populaire.
'ddddd' represents a unique sequential number that continues from year to year.
The certificate number does not distinguish between permanents and
permanents populaire.
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| pending |
The result has been submitted to ACP or Randonneurs Mondiaux
but a certificate number has not yet been assigned.
For ACP brevets during the peak Spring season, results might be 'pending'
for several weeks to a month.
Delays will be longer at off-peak times.
ACP Flèches are generally not processed until mid-Summer
or after Paris-Brest-Paris, in those years.
RM events might not be processed for several months after submission.
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