Travel times are calculated by dividing the total distance of the checkpoint from the start by a minimum and a maximum speed. Minimum and maximum speeds vary according to total distance. A times calculator is available online under RBA Resources . Before the start, the organizer must provide each rider with a set of brevet rules and a cue sheet. Riders must acquaint themselves with the rules, as well as, comply with them.
Riders register for the event by completing, in full, a registration form.
Registered riders receive a properly completed brevet card. At each checkpoint the organizers should stamp the riders' route cards and note the time of arrival to the checkpoint. In the case of the start checkpoint, the time of departure is noted. At the finish, the organizer should have the rider sign their route card and indicate if they would like a medal for the brevet. The organizer must calculate the total time for the brevet and note it on the rider's route card in the space provided.