Explore cycling races in Belgium through the landscapes, towns and stories found along their routes, from the cobbled roads and steep climbs of Flanders to the forests and hills of Wallonia, discovering the history, culture and places surrounding one of cycling’s most important countries.
Binche–Chimay–Binche travels through a part of Belgium that looks very different from the country portrayed by the great Flemish spring classics. There are no famous cobbled bergs rising from the fields of East Flanders, no procession of spectators on the…
The name is new, but the race underneath it belongs to a much older Belgian cycling culture. In 2026 the former SUPER 8 Classic becomes the Flandrien 0.0 Classic, yet the route still begins in Brakel, still finishes at the gates…
The Grand Prix de Wallonie crosses one of Belgium’s three federal regions, but Wallonia is far more than an administrative label. It forms the predominantly French-speaking southern half of the country, stretching from the former industrial basins of Liège and…
