2023-2024 Cyclocross season calendar

The 2023-2024 Cyclocross season has had it's start in September, and throughout the winter it will keep the urge of many cycling fans satisfied, as the riders will tackle multiple races across Belgium, the Netherlands and many more countries in the disciplines most important events.

Note: The calendar here featured includes all World and European National Championships, Belgian/Dutch national championships & C1/C2 races, mostly from Belgium and the Netherlands.

You can check the men's 2023 road cycling calendar by clicking here. You can check the women's 2023 road cycling calendar by clicking here. 

17 September: Mechelen (C2, Netherlands)

8 October: Beringen (C2, Belgium)

15 October: Waterloo (World Cup, USA)

15 October: Oisterwijk (C2, Netherlands)

22 October: Overijse (C1, Belgium)

24 October: Nacht van Woerden (C2, Netherlands)

28 October: Ruddervoorde (C1, Belgium)

29 October: Maasmechelen (World Cup, Belgium)

1 November: Koppenbergcross (C1, Belgium)

4 & 5 November: Pont-Château (European Championships, France)

11 November: Jaarmarktcross Niel (C1, Belgium)

12 November: Dendermonde (World Cup, Belgium)

18 November: Merksplas (C1, Belgium)

19 November: Troyes (World Cup, France)

25 November: Kortrijk (C2, Belgium)

26 November: Dublin (World Cup, Ireland)

2 December: Boom (C1, Belgium)

3 December: Flamanville (World Cup, France)

9 December: Essen (C2, Belgium)

10 December: Val di Sole (World Cup, Italy)

16 December: Herentals (C2, Belgium)

17 December: Namur (World Cup, Belgium)

22 December: Mol (C2, Belgium)

23 December: Antwerpen (World Cup, Belgium)

26 December: Gavere (World Cup, Belgium)

27 December: Heusden-Zolder (C1, Belgium)

28 December: Diegem (C1, Belgium)

29 December: Loenhout (C1, Belgium)

30 December: Hulst (World Cup, Netherlands)

1 January: GP Sven Nys Baal (C1, Belgium)

4 January: Koksijde (C1, Belgium)

7 January: Zonhoven (World Cup, Belgium)

14 January: Hoogeveen (Dutch National Championships)

14 January: Meulebeke (Belgian National Championships)

15 January: Otegem (C2, Belgium)

20 January: Zonnebeke (C2, Belgium)

21 January: Benidorm (World Cup, Spain)

27 January: Hamme (C1, Belgium)

28 January: Hoogerheide (World Cup, Netherlands)

2-4 February: Tabor (World Championships, Czech Republic)

10 February: Middelkerke (C1, Belgium)

11 February: Lille (C1, Belgium)

17 February: Sint-Niklaas (C2, Belgium)

18 February: Brussels Universities (C1, Belgium)

25 February: Oostmalle (C1, Belgium)